post your Architecture photographs!

[Corran]

Nice one chassis! TMX gets a bad rap sometimes but I love it. And you know the 58XL is one of my favs!

[chassis]

Thanks Bryan. TMX is a deliberate film because of the speed, and so is the 58 SAXL because of its field of view and resulting perspective. Both together need a deliberate approach. Not all subjects and lighting situations work with a wide lens and slow film.

[kenj8246]

Spring house, eastern Pennsylvania
Toyo 45AII
Schneider Super Angulon XL 58/5.6
Schneider center filter
Kodak T-Max 100
20 second exposure

First time for me with this film. I can see a new relationship developing!

Wonderful shot! Gotta love Tmax. One of my favorites.

[Ulophot]

From some years ago, a self-assignment on a fine summer's day in Leesburg, VA.
Omega 4x5, 210mm Komura, Ilford FP4. Scanned (inadequately) from silver gelatin print on Ilford Multigrade Fiber.

[kenj8246]

Bosque County courthouse in Meridian TX. Chamonix 045-F1, Rodenstock 150mm lens, Portra 160.

Bosque County courthouse, Meridian TX by Kenny Johnson, on Flickr

[chassis]

Bosque County courthouse in Meridian TX. Chamonix 045-F1, Rodenstock 150mm lens, Portra 160.

Bosque County courthouse, Meridian TX by Kenny Johnson, on Flickr

Well executed Kenny! I like the full sun lighting and resulting excellent exposure. The palette is very nice.

[kenj8246]

Thank you, BJ.

A detail shot of the clock/belltower of the Bosque County courhouse. Nikkor M 300mm f9 lens and Fuji Provia 100 film. I struggle with metering slide film.

Bosque County courthouse tower detail, Meridian TX by Kenny Johnson, on Flickr

Kenny

[Leigh]

I struggle with metering slide film.

Excellent exposure, Kenny.

I might have reduced the exposure by 1/3 or 1/2 stop to bring up the saturation of the red roof.
But that's an aesthetic option, not a technical one.

I often shoot multiple exposures spaced 1/3 or 1/2 stop for complex subjects.
Then I select which I prefer after the film is processed. They do differ.

- Leigh

[Sazerac]

Thank you, BJ.

A detail shot of the clock/belltower of the Bosque County courhouse. Nikkor M 300mm f9 lens and Fuji Provia 100 film. I struggle with metering slide film.



Bosque County courthouse tower detail, Meridian TX by Kenny Johnson, on Flickr

Kenny

Nice shot! I live the colors and contrast of the Provia.

[kenj8246]

Thank you both, much appreciated. Leigh, I should bracket more but then my workload goes up once I get home. All kidding aside, it may be just the thing to do from an academic standpoint, as I'm claiming to be woeful at metering.