post your Architecture photographs!

[alexn]

A recent series of images I produced.. Originally posted in Urban Landscapes, I feel the architecture in the bridge also warrants it being here?


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[Corran]

Thanks Pdm! I hope this is one of the images they choose to print.

[ImSoNegative]

old church in cades cove tennesee, cambo sc 75mm grandagon, ilford delta 100

Why No Revival? by goldenimageworks65, on Flickr

[Nana Sousa Dias]

Messeplatz, Basel (Herzog & de Meuron)

Sinar F, Rodenstock Grandagon-N 75mm, Fuji Acros / Xtol 1:1

Fabulous....

[Sazerac]

I'm still just getting my arms around LF, but I was able to cobble together this triptych for a local AIA show. All images are public building here in Fort Worth.

[Donald Qualls]

Glad you guys like it. It was fairly straightforward. First I made a lens board out of thick card stock. Then I cut three evenly spaced holes in the board and taped a pinhole diaphragm to each. Then I cut 2 smaller pieces of card that would fit inside my bellows. There is one piece of card between each pinhole (mounted perpendicular to the 'lens board'). The inner cards keep each pinhole from exposing the entire sheet, but do allow them to overlap somewhat. One thing I love about making pinhole cameras out of view cameras is that your bellows extension now acts as a zoom lens and you can set the focal length exactly where you want it.

I like the multi-pinhole method. I've used pinhole with bellows and ground glass, but never could get an image bright enough to see even under the dark cloth. Were you using a "viewing pinhole" (something like f/32 or f/64) to compose, or did you mount a lens, set up the camera, and then swap in the pinhole board?

[hedgecrusty]

Hi guys! Are you Architects/Photographers here? Nice shots!

[archphotofisher]

I am, been doing both for 40 year's. Minaker. Com and minaker. Net

[Sazerac]

I'm an architect in Fort Worth, Texas. I love most all buildings, but am especially fascinated with openings and entrances.

[Thomas Greutmann]

Spiegel Publishers building, Hamburg, Ericusspitze



Experimenting with a newly aquired Wollaston meniscus lens. Architecture photography is probably not the most common area for those lenses, but the light was nice that afternoon so I gave it a try.

Linhof Master Technika with 190mm Wollaston meniscus lens, Kodak TMAX 400 developed in XTOL


Greetings, Thomas