post your Architecture photographs!

[Laron]

Bis building, Basel - by Mario Botta:


BIS building by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr

Messeturm Basel:


messeturm by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr

Herzog&deMeuron - Rosetti building, night facade:


rosetti 2 by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr

[Laron]

and one more, Biozentrum building. Of course in Basel...
this one was shot on ektachrome e100vs, first time of trying slides and e6 developement.


Biozentrum by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr

[David Hedley]

As always, an interesting and well-thought through set of images, Aron. I keep on thinking I'm going to bump into you as you're setting up your camera in many of the places I pass through every day. The reflections at the Messeturm have interested me for some time - I sometimes walk around there at lunchtime thinking about what would be a good image there, but haven't yet lugged it along.

[csant]

Thanks David and Aron! The image of Christ in the Antoniuskirche has indeed intrigued me - I am glad you think it came out well! The soft, scintillating light is what I like most of that church - it forms a very pleasing contrast to the neutral gray walls and pillars…

Aron, wonderful shots here - very inspiring work!

[lkkang]

Sharing a shot taken from "Japanese Garden" in Singapore.

Billy

[David Hedley]

St Jakob-Turm, Basel (another Herzog and de Meuron creation);

Sinar F, Rodenstock Grandagon-N 75mm, TMax 100 / PMK Pyro. Slightly cropped as I ran out of image circle using front rise.

[Laron]

wow David, super nice capture of this one!! I didnt thought this building can look that great...

the time has come for me to take my shot on the signalbox too, here it is (and in the back you can see this st jakob turm too! )


signalbox by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr

chamonix 045n-2, schneider sa 75mm, kodak ektachrome e100vs, tetenal e6 kit development

I did the color developing/reversal process for 8 min instead of 7, somewhere I read I can get more saturated/deep colors especially the blue ones... I think I got a lot on the slide I even had to reduce a bit.

[David Hedley]

That's my favourite building in Basel, Aron, and I think you've captured a particular aspect of it (its link to the railway) really well. I also like the way that the herringbone cloud in the clear sky complements the line of the building and the rail track.

[Laron]

thanks David, that is one of my all time classic favorite too, even back in university I have to learn about it on contemporary architectural history class, first time I arrived here I went to see this

and some more shots around, both on expired ektachrome e100vs

foundation Beyeler, Riehen:


Foundation Beyeler by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr

and the Jacob Bruckhardt haus by Zwimpfer Partner Architekten, Basel /maybe here I could get more details in the shadows if I would have shot on negative, here I wanted to have the highlights...


Jacob Burckhardt haus by Aron Lorincz, on Flickr

[Zaitz]

Those both look great! Excellent photos.