post your Architecture photographs!

[Michael Wynd]

Great shot Spiky. I haven't seen it from this angle before.
Mike

[Chris C]

I could spend ages shooting this wonderful piece of architecture, unfortunately i only had a day.

Ebony SV45 Ti + Nikkor 90mm f4.5

I love the lines in this shot. So far my favourite from your trip. Makes me really want to cross the ditch sometime to shoot.

[Mike V]

f22 @ 1/60th polaroid. Also shot on velvia 50 for later.

[Robert Hughes]

Union Station, Washington DC, 2007. Busch Pressman D, Raptar 135

[ScottM]

A fully furnished replica of Gen. George Armstrong Custer's house at Fort Abraham Lincoln near Bismarck/Mandan, North Dakota. From here, he travelled west to the Little Bighorn river in Montana and had his @$$ kicked.

Rittreck 5x7
Nikkor W 180mm
HP5 in Xtol @ 1:1
Epson 4990

[Mike V]

A test I did with Velvia 50.

f22 @ 1/60th

[dasBlute]

A fully furnished replica of Gen. George Armstrong Custer's house at Fort Abraham Lincoln near Bismarck/Mandan, North Dakota. From here, he travelled west to the Little Bighorn river in Montana and had his @$$ kicked.

Rittreck 5x7
Nikkor W 180mm
HP5 in Xtol @ 1:1
Epson 4990

I like the framing on this, classic

[csant]

Barentsburg, Svalbard - swimming pool. It uses sea water, warming it up to a sensible temperature. The water was rather black - this is the recreation area for the miners… The shot really is absolutely, perfectly straight. Really The building, less so…



Charten 5x7, Goerz Dagor 1:6.8 6½ inch, Fomapan 100. R09 1:40, 8 min @ 20°C.

[csant]

Another one from the pool in Barentsburg, Svalbard. This place has something very magical, timeless, about it…



Charten 5x7, Goerz Dagor 1:6.8 6½ inch, Fomapan 100. R09 1:40, 8 min @ 20°C.

And because you are really missing out on something when seeing this "small" sized image, here's a link to the original size.

[Jiri Vasina]

Claudio, those are really great shots, full of contradictions and symbols... Great...

Jiri