post your Architecture photographs!

[Dierk]

and a special view
Regards
Dierk

[Pat Kearns]

and a special view
Regards
Dierk

Excellent series of the stairs Dierk. This my favorite.
Best regards,
Pat Kearns

[Merg Ross]

Excellent series of the stairs Dierk. This my favorite.
Best regards,
Pat Kearns

Agree. Nicely done, Dierk.

Best,
Merg

[otto.f]

My constructive remark is: excellent!

[Dierk]

thanks again for all the friendly comments!

this is a very special building from D. Libeskind in northern Germany
Cambo WDS, Schneider Super-Angulon 47mm/5.6 XL, center filter, Fomapan 100, Moersch ECO developer

Leuphana Universität Lüneburg






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Dierk

[Dierk]

architecture with pinhole

4x5" Zero45 75B pinhole, f/216, 30 sec., Rollei INFRARED, Rodinal



4x5" Zero45 75B pinhole, infrared IR715 filter, f/216, 10 min., Rollei INFRARED, Rodinal



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Dierk

[kmallick]

^^ incredible! Hard to believe that these are pinhole pictures. Super nice!

[Dierk]

^^ incredible! Hard to believe that these are pinhole pictures. Super nice!

thanks! I am also often surprised about the details of LF pinhole


Cambo WDS 4x5, Super-Symmar Aspheric 4.5/80 XL
Rollei INFRARED 400, IR 720nm filter, front shifed up, 1/4 sec. exposure, f/22
developer Moersch ECO 45+22+900, 9 min. 20°



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Dierk

[Dierk]

as described in the church thread, this was a special exercise

I wanted to use of the 6x12 Horseman back on my Cambo WDS with all kinds of films, for example IR and color
The idea was to shoot 2 images with the lens shifted up and down and stitch these images to get almost the full size 4x5"
The image circle of the 80mm is good enough therefor.
Super-Symmar Aspheric 4.5/80 XL, Rollei INFRARED 400, no IR filter



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Dierk

[SeanAmadio]

Absolutely sensational! Well done

Great shot and composition, I like the light beam!
decades ago, about in the 1970s, I have been there and got some shots of this interesting building.
regards Dierk

Thanks all!

and a special view
Regards
Dierk

Really love the framing of this. All of the images in the series are great but this is a real standout for me