post your Architecture photographs!

[mijosc]

NA Tower, Martinsburg, West Virginia

Portra 160 4x5

Very nice, I love the muted Portra colors in this image!

[spkennedy3000]

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Torre de Comunicacions de Montjuïc, Barcelona, Santiago Calatrava - shot on Fuji 160 NS with Cambo Wide 580, Schneider 58mm Super-Angulon XL

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I missed this spot when I was here taking Pics, bravo!

Thank you very much sir!

[johnmsanderson]

Very nice, I love the muted Portra colors in this image!

Thank you!! love this film for low light stuff!

[electricphoto]

Old Tacoma City Hall, Linhof technical, 90mm Nikkor, Red filter, HP5 in TMax RS, Scanned

http://marc-sterling.com

[electricphoto]

Tacoma Water Building, Linhof technical, 90mm Nikkor, Red filter, HP5 in TMax RS, Scanned

http://marc-sterling.com

[djdister]

Old Tacoma City Hall, Linhof technical, 90mm Nikkor, Red filter, HP5 in TMax RS, Scanned

http://marc-sterling.com

It's a well executed shot, but sometimes correcting for vertical convergence can look a bit unnatural...

[DrTang]

Santa Barbara Courthouse / 4th of July

messing around with my B&J 8x10 and 250 WFE

the layout of the courthouse is such that you can only get it w/o deep shadows on overcast early mornings

next time I'll use a red filter or something

[electricphoto]

Thanks, I've hear to let a bit of perspective back in to keep the feel right... I'll try it.

It's a well executed shot, but sometimes correcting for vertical convergence can look a bit unnatural...

[finarphin]

Schneider 150mm lens. Ilford HP5

[Ian Gordon Bilson]

Thanks, I've hear to let a bit of perspective back in to keep the feel right... I'll try it.

Norman McGrath (I think..) comments in one of his books that correcting verticals to a "theory-perfect" level often results in a slightly wrong effect in the image, and that,backing off slightly yields more pleasing results.