post your Architecture photographs!

[chassis]

I'm not anywhere as good as you guys at architecture. I'm more of a people picture guy. But I figure I got 9 months left here cause my son will finish up HS and move somewhere a little more affordable. I figure I should take pics of the neighborhood before I leave.

This is Saint Paul's Greek Orthodox church by my house. I originally wanted to take a pic of the cross on the dome, but realized when I walked over to it, you can't see it!
Chamonix 4x5, Xenar 150, old Arista EDU 400 @ 200, I used a sekonic 398M studio (yeah, I'm just used incident metering), 1/200/f16 and I figure, give it a little more for the white walls so 1/200/f11, processed PMK. Been having fun with my betterscanning holder and AN glass.

Looks great ericantonio! Great building and nice exposure. A little time with a level (I use a small "torpedo" level) to be sure the film back is vertical, helps alot. Also, adjusting perspective in PP addresses fine adjustments that weren't accomplished in camera.

[ericantonio]

Looks great ericantonio! Great building and nice exposure. A little time with a level (I use a small "torpedo" level) to be sure the film back is vertical, helps alot. Also, adjusting perspective in PP addresses fine adjustments that weren't accomplished in camera.

Thanks! I used to have a few torpedo levels and moving so much and stuff in storage. Need to find it. I did front tilt and a rear tilt both forward but probably not enough.
BTW, it was a 150mm Xenar in case anyone was wondering.

[chassis]

GM Renaissance Center, Detroit
Kodak T-Max 100
Nikkor W 150/5.6

[austin granger]

Picnic Table with Wildfire Smoke, Hat Point, Hell's Canyon, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[chassis]

Picnic Table with Wildfire Smoke, Hat Point, Hell's Canyon, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

Looks great Austin! Interesting point of view.

[Corran]

All 3 on this page are very nice. I like how different the feel/tonality is of your image, chassis.

[chassis]

Thanks Bryan. It was a fun shoot.

[Robclarke]

Disused Art Deco Lift, Ramsgate. Linhof Master Technika, Ilford FP4+

img388 by biotecbob, on Flickr

[chassis]

Disused Art Deco Lift, Ramsgate. Linhof Master Technika, Ilford FP4+

img388 by biotecbob, on Flickr

Well done Rob! Nice composition and interesting subject.

[jon.oman]

GM Renaissance Center, Detroit
Kodak T-Max 100
Nikkor W 150/5.6

This is interesting. I worked in tower 300 for 11 years, when Ford Motor Co. owned the building. Ford actually built this complex.