post your Architecture photographs!

[Ari]

Maman advances

Louise Bourgeois' Maman at Renzo Piano's Fondation Beyeler, Riehen
Sinar F, Schneider 58mm Super Angulon XL, TMax 100 / PMK Pyro, N-1

David, nice shot.
This spider must be making the rounds, because I've seen it in photos taken elsewhere in North America and Europe; possibly Japan as well, but my memory ain't what....
Huh? Oh, right, I took a photo of this very same sculpture two months ago in Ottawa in front of the National Gallery:

[David Hedley]

They can move deceptively fast

That's a nice shot, Ari - I was hoping for some cloud in the sky, but we've had relentlessly blue skies for days now.

[Laron]

thanks guys for the kind words, im open to critics too!

I like this (10 years expired) portra too, it contains all natural tones without too much contrast, so I can apply the desired contrast if I want to in a second. But Im speaking easy as this is the only film I shot so far ! oh no Ive tried one the same kind but which is not expired... I did not see much difference (yet, but Im sure there is).

David, I like the Beyeler one! nice beautiful tones as always, your new 58mm performing great I can see!

[Laron]

some new ones also from Basel:


rossetti by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr


peter merian haus by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr


caffetrambookshop by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr

[gsinico]

This is one of a serie of 3 slides, bluhour in Mantova, Italy.

SA 90/8, arca swiss

[gsinico]

[gsinico]

And in this pic the bluhour disappeared... here be fast is a rule!

[cjbroadbent]

Giovanni, the first one in the series is an eye-opener - out of the ordinary. Congrats!

[tgtaylor]

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Thomas

[Laron]

Giovanni, I agree with Chris, the first one is wonderful, pimping! I love that blue... makes me want to try that film too! ...and of course wait for the right sky