post your urban landscapes

[Corran]

Atlanta - 75/85 Interchange, from 17th St. NW Bridge.

Shen-Hao 4x5, 200mm Imagon at f/5.8, no disc, TMX, Pyrocat



As an aside, this bridge was sadly the site of a shoot-out with two people left dead last Saturday. There was a massive police presence when I was there.

[Vaughn]

Nicely done, Bryan.

[Vaughn]

Actually The Americas have very long history and a lot of infrasture over 1000's of years

We moderns took a lot of it down
...

From what I hear, the ancient Egyptians had archeologists studying ancient Egyptians...finding lost pyramids and such...

[Bernard_L]

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Kenmore Village Shopping Center - before demolition - 75mm Grandagon F/45 - 1 second - Tri-X HC-110 Technikardan on old Gitzo #4 tripod - Dark Red Filter - many memories - from 16x20 print

I like this one, but can't state why. Maybe it's the lighting fixtures "looking" right towards an unseen part of the scene?

[Robert Opheim]

Thank you Bernard_L for you kind words. I do think that you nailed it! I tend to like some dissidence, ambiguity or uniqueness in images.

[Corran]

Thanks Vaughn! Here's another. This is the Millennium Gate Museum near Atlantic Station:

[Jim Jones]

What a different approach to night cityscapes from Kirk Decker and other traditional photographers! What mystical and beautiful photographs!

[jtomasella]

I like this one, but can't state why. Maybe it's the lighting fixtures "looking" right towards an unseen part of the scene?

Not sure if you purposely did it but I like the separation between the front light post and the one way in the back. It gives the photo depth.

[Corran]

Thanks Jim. I need to explore some more locations in Atlanta with the Imagon for sure...

[kmallick]

Fort Vasquesz, Colorado
VDS 8x10 + Fujinon 250 mm + Foma 200 + Rodinal