Architecture, Buildings, and Structures

[MGrayson]

St. Patrick's Cathedral and Rockefeller Center. This is what happens if you make the foreground building level. Think of the edge of a wide angle photo with uncorrected vertical perspective. Leica S, 120/2.5 @ f/8



Matt

 

[darr]

Wallflower

Mamiya 7II + 65/4 + Fuji 100F
Santa Fe, NM




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[pegelli]

They're taking down some old grain silo structures in the Antwerp harbour.

Fortunately the even older one (the brick building behind this concrete one) will be kept as an industrial heritage site.


Sony A7Rii + FE24-70/4 CZ

 

[Elderly]

The Sage; culture centre in Gateshead ...

... and yes - this image is in full colour.

 

[Knorp]

peek-a-boo, rotterdam zoo ...

 

[gandolfi]

An old pic from 2011 of a building under wraps, being renovated in Bath.

This one's for Christo. RIP.

 

[Knorp]

scheveningen pier ...

 

[darr]

Bridge

Nikon F3 + 85/1.4 + Ektachrome
Brooklyn, NY
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[stngoldberg]

The original state house of Rhode Island was in Newport. It’s called the Colony House
BTW the 32mm Rodie is one heck of a lens
Stanley

 

[gandolfi]

Near the ss Great Britain at Bristol, 2012.
LX3.

 

[gandolfi]

The Benjamin Perry Boathouse, Phoenix Wharf, Bristol, 2012.
(now a scout/guide hut)

 

[paulgrundy]

Hotel ME plaza Santa Ana, Madrid

 

[Shashin]

 

[MGrayson]

The Diamond District

Leica S, S-24, f/8



Whenever I say "you have to see it printed large", that means it's a mediocre picture. Still, I like the light.

Matt

 

[Shashin]

Whenever I say "you have to see it printed large", that means it's a mediocre picture. Still, I like the light.

Matt

I don't know, crop to a 2:1 and eliminate the top of the frame and I think you are onto something. It is interesting layers of achitectual styles across time. The light is very nice and the island of buildings in the center of the lower part of the frame is interesting too. For me, the sky allows me to escape, where eliminating that keeps me among the buildings, which is really where it becomes fascinating.

Big certainly won't hurt the image--there are lots of details and relationships to explore.

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Delicious picture Matt! Will's sugestion is worth a try. I am not sure. Would love to sit on that balcony with a whisky on the rocks.

Valencia

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Granada

 

[stngoldberg]

This is a tiny bathroom, less than 4 feet by 4 feet. I was interested in capturing the details of the sink area with my technical camera. I jammed my tripod over the toilet after obtaining the correct focus with the lens tilted one degree and created a six shot stitch with a 32mm rodenstork lens to cover the scene
Stanley

 

[pegelli]

An old yeast factory along the King Albert canal near Antwerp, now remodelled to a center for cultural and sports clubs (and some more actvities)


A7ii + Super Tak 150/4, LR stitch of 5 handheld portrait oriented photos

 

[Shashin]