post your Architecture photographs!

[Richard Mahoney]

Nice shot Richard, I love how faithfully the NZ colours have been captured, I had a look at your site and there are some lovely shots, Glorious Decomposition is my favourite. May I ask where you get your E6 processed, if you don't do it yourself. I am going to be in the region from next week and would be nice to have it done promptly.

Thanks ... Yes I love North Canterbury. Its a great place to live ... as to processing, I have ImageLab take care of my 4x5 transparencies. Wouldn't trust anyone else really:

ImageLab
http://www.imagelab.co.nz/

You may like to give Daniel Andrew a call - 027 484 4778 -and fill him in about your movements and so on. He's always been very helpful.


Best, Richard

[JWaldinger]

41 Cooper Square

Architectural study of the magnificent Cooper Union Academic building designed by Morphosis Architects. It's located in cooper square between 6th and 7th st in the lower east side. The window wall system enclosing the building is wrapped with a second skin of perforated metal panels that serves as a “coat” in cold weather, to reduce energy loss and as an “umbrella” in hot weather, to reduce energy loss.

chamonix 45n-2
schneider 150mm apo symmar f5.6
fuji provia 100f

[Steve M Hostetter]

coolest building I've ever seen

[David Aimone]

Trying out tri-x 320 film. Not sure if I like it yet. This was backlit through the building, giving it a strange light. Saratoga Springs, NY



Chamonix 045n-2
Nikkor-SW 90mm f/8
Kodak Tri-x 320

[Joe Smigiel]

41 Cooper Square

Architectural study of the magnificent Cooper Union Academic building ...

That's a sweet shot. The colors are superb. Kudos.

[Kirk Gittings]

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41 Cooper Square



FWIW, Great image EXCEPT I absolutely hate the car in the lower right corner. It sticks out like a sore thumb.

[JWaldinger]

I agree 100% with you Kirk! In the process of setting up for the shot, that car's presence slipped out of mind, besides that lil snafu, I was happy with the lighting and richness of the color, especially for provia.

[Donald Miller]

Ghosts on the Metro:

A 30 second exposure of the Washington D.C. Smithsonian metro stop one Sunday evening. An ND filter would remove the last traces of the ghosts, but I think I prefer it with them present.

Tachihara 4x5
Nikkor 150mm f/5.6
Ilford HP4+
30s f/28

I really like this...very nicely composed.

[JRFrench]

Thanks ... Yes I love North Canterbury. Its a great place to live ... as to processing, I have ImageLab take care of my 4x5 transparencies. Wouldn't trust anyone else really:

ImageLab
http://www.imagelab.co.nz/

You may like to give Daniel Andrew a call - 027 484 4778 -and fill him in about your movements and so on. He's always been very helpful.

Best, Richard

Every time I go to the South Island, especially the parts further away from civilization I always entertain thoughts of moving down there.

Does the film just get sent to Wellington for processing? If thats the case I may as well shoot the whole box of 10 and just send that I suppose.

-James

[Robert Hughes]

St Paul warehouses, midday. Busch Pressman "D", Wollensak Raptar 105mm. Lots of rise with a Tessar lens intended for 6x9 cm work, hence the vignetting: