post your Architecture photographs!

[Dierk]

Really love the framing of this. All of the images in the series are great but this is a real standout for me

thank you very much Sean

[Dierk]

Cambo WDS 4x5, Super-Symmar Aspheric 4.5/80 XL

Rollei INFRARED 400, front shifed up, no filter
developer Moersch ECO 45+22+900, 9 min. 20°




regards
Dierk

[olegkasko]

St Paraskeva Church, Ukraine, April 2021
Ancient wooden orthodox church in Pirogovo village near Kiev in Ukraine.
20x24" (50x60cm) gelatin silver print

[Vaughn]

Work in progress -- a building less than 100 yards away from my house. I developed the 11x14 negative last night -- photographed the neg on the light table and did some photoshop magic on it. Fun working so close. A 360mm lens on the 11x14...on the wide side of normal. I might back up across the street and see what a 19" or 24" can do...maybe 5.5x14.

[PatrickMarq]

[rfesk]

Wonderful photos! Thanks for posting. I was in Kiev in 2014 - wish I had known about this church.

[ericantonio]

Work in progress -- a building less than 100 yards away from my house. I developed the 11x14 negative last night -- photographed the neg on the light table and did some photoshop magic on it. Fun working so close. A 360mm lens on the 11x14...on the wide side of normal. I might back up across the street and see what a 19" or 24" can do...maybe 5.5x14.

Digging it. 360 on 11x14? I can't imagine what working with this size and lenses are like. I have a 19" on my 8x10 and I have to do a few pushups and drink a protein shake before using it.

[ericantonio]

St Paraskeva Church, Ukraine, April 2021
Ancient wooden orthodox church in Pirogovo village near Kiev in Ukraine.
20x24" (50x60cm) gelatin silver print

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I love this shot! I just love this building.

[h2oman]

Agreed, and I think the presentation suits the subject very well!

[Vaughn]

Digging it. 360 on 11x14? I can't imagine what working with this size and lenses are like. I have a 19" on my 8x10 and I have to do a few pushups and drink a protein shake before using it.

And the Fuji W 360mm is a 6.3 plasmat beast. I have 19" and 24" Red Dot Artars that weigh much less...besides having no shutters.

I might try my Fuji W 300mm/5.6 along the side of the building...the 360mm was a little long. It would be fun to try the Fuji 250/6.7 there, too, and see what it looks like for a 5.5x14 image. The format and focusing much closer than infinity (about 20 feet) might make it workable.

Patrick -- your image floored me, even though it is a wall. Nicely done!