post your Architecture photographs!

[ndg]

Moscow subway. 4х5" foma 100; f32; t 2min.

Aleksey, this is my favorite of the 2 shots u posted. I love the symmetry! Columns seem to be able to impart that. Nice work.

[Peter Yeti]

Very nice, the light makes this one really outstanding.

Peter

[Peter Yeti]

Moscow subway. 4х5" foma 100; f32; t 2min.

Bravo! Wonderful symmetry, excellent exposure, and a beautiful subway station to envy you about.

Peter

[Aleksey]

ndg, Peter Yeti.
Thank you.

[Peter Yeti]

While cleaning up in my studio I came across some older prints and negatives and I remember the fun making them. This was taken 12 years ago in Munich. This is the town hall, photographed several million times every year:

Peter

[Peter Yeti]

Here is one more, the "Frauenkirche", maybe slightly less often photographed, only a few million times every year.

Peter

[Peter Lewin]

Another in my growing "portfolio" of Madison, NJ architecture. This one is the Central Avenue School, built in 1903 (IIRC). I needed my Schneider 80XL for this, in order to get under the trees, so that the only branches in the image would be the few in the upper right and left corners, and none in the primary image area. Took a bit of shoving and re-aligning to get the needed rise with the Canham DLC^2 bellows (someday I will get the bag bellows to use with this lens, but its a lot of money simply for a bellows!) HP5+. Pyrocat HD, negative scan. Comments always welcome.

img167 by Pete Lewin, on Flickr

[Andrew Plume]

Peter, Hi

you've done really well with this image......taking into account the restrictions mentioned

and..........I do wish that Keith's accessories weren't so expensive, it was one of the reasons that I sold my entire 5 x 7 kit a year or so ago

regards
andrew

[andreios]

Light by andreios, on Flickr

One of my first attempts to use the half-darkslide on the 8x10.
Palladium toned Kallitype print

[JeRuFo]

Wow. That is quite special. Always a big fan of dark b&w images.