post your Architecture photographs!

[David Hedley]

Reversing the camera on the tripod head allows it to point straight up. Sorting out your back after framing and focussing takes some time ...

[adamsih300u]

I hope this applies...this is the Hyde Hall Covered bridge near Otsego Lake in NY. I came out to this park three times last winter trying to get good shots, and sadly this is the only one worth looking at. Kodak Recomar 33, Efke PL100 9x12cm, D-76 1:1, scanned neg.



Cheers,

Adam

[xiaubauu]

Chamonix 045N-1
Schneider Super Angulon 72mm XL f/5.6@f/22
Kodak TMAX ISO100
Self Development: HC-110 Solution B

B&W - Architecture by 津, on Flickr

[xiaubauu]

Chamonix 045N-1
Schneider Super Angulon 72mm XL f/5.6@f/22
Kodak TMAX ISO100
Self Development: HC-110 Solution

B&W - Architecture by 津, on Flickr

[xiaubauu]

B&W - Architecture by 津, on Flickr

[bbuszard]

Well, it used to be architecture:



It's the ruins of a colonial common house in Jamestown, VA. I wanted to exaggerate the height as much as possible, so I jacked the camera up as high as I could reach; I also used a pretty substantial front tilt.

Toyo 45a
Fujinon 250mm 1:6.3
Ilford FP4+
Y2 filter

[bbuszard]

This one is still standing:



It's the central monument at the Jamestown site, framed by a catalpa tree.

Toyo 45a
Fujinon 250mm 1:6.3
Ilford FP4+

I should also mention that this and the preceding were taken with the Toyo 45A that I bought on the forum from Jay Decker. It's in great shape and fantastic for my needs: a little heavier than my Tachihara, but much more precise. So my thanks to Jay for giving it up!

[SamReeves]

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Love that splash of color on the arch. It makes it stand out. Great work.

Appalachian Barn - Knoxville, TN

Wonderfully lit. Excellent stuff!

[sully75]

lots of great pictures here!

[xiaubauu]

E6 - Architecture by 津, on Flickr