Weekly Photography Challenge #594 Architecture at Night!

[Tersha]

Next in our Night Photography set .. Architecture at Night!
Things to consider … blue hour, hard light/patterned light, contrast, drama, subject, wide angle lens, editing.

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[Michael]

[Holly K]

Wonderful color and atmosphere!

[Michael]

Thanks,Holly!

[Rose Marie]

Very pleasing to my eye, Michael.

[Michael]

Thanks Rose Marie.

[Bobbie]

The lighting and composition very effective Michael. I can just picture 2 people talking and rocking together – just enjoying their time together.

[Michael]

Thanks Bobbie. I appreciate your comments.

[Pat Garrett]

I’d love to be there – on the porch watching the night sky, lightning bugs and listening to sounds.

[Michael]

Thanks Pat.

[Tersha]

Great shot Michael, lovely light and mood.

[Timothy S. Allen]

Tower Theater, Fresno, California.

[JasenkaG]

Love this one, such a classic American scene 🙂

[Astaroth]

I love those sky colours!

[Pat Garrett]

Classics!

[Tersha]

Great shot Timothy, I like the composition and colours.

[Timothy S. Allen]

Fortuna Theater, Fortuna, California

[Tersha]

I like this too.

[David Chesterfield]

 

[Tersha]

Love this David, looks good in b/w!

[David Chesterfield]

 

[Holly K]

This is such a striking photo!  I like how the arch creates a frame.

[Pat Garrett]

Expecting the unexpected with your balls of light. I’m never disappointed.

[David Chesterfield]

 

[Wendy P]

The brickwork is very unusual in this light. Nice treatment!

[David Chesterfield]

Thank you – it is actually a prejection onto the sandstone church as part of the Ipswich Festival

[Wendy P]

[Pat Garrett]

A wonderful peek at “Main Street” most anywhere.

[Wendy P]

Thanks!

[Astaroth]

Some old attempts of night architecture…

[Pat Garrett]

Captivated by all the lines in #1 and the light trails in the last image.

[Astaroth]

Thanks :)! The last one is one of my preferred pictures but it’s a very typical image. In fact, I copied the idea and even the exact point of view of much others before me.

[Tersha]

Good set Astaroth!

[Anne Hornsby]

Silo at Twilight

[Pat Garrett]

Love the texture and detail. An image that is disappearing.

[Bobbie]

I really like this image Anne. The angle allowed you to make the most out of the texture of the wood and the metal. You managed to get everything very sharp. Using black and white was a great idea.

[Tersha]

Cool shot Anne, love the angle and b/w choice!

[Anne Hornsby]

Silo at Twilight

[Wendy P]

[Holly K]

Very nice shot.  What goes on behind closed doors??

[Wendy P]

Ha ha! I guess we will never know!

[Tersha]

Interesting and puzzling Wendy, I like the colours!

[Pat Garrett]

Island Ferry Terminal – late night runs.

[Bobbie]

Pat, I’m glad you combined the architecture and the people. There are a lot of individual stories that make up this interesting image.

[Pat Garrett]

Thanks, Bobbie. Yes, it was the people who drew me to this. I wonder what their stories are…

[Astaroth]

I like the b/w choice and the contrast!

[Pat Garrett]

Thank You!

[logos189]

[JasenkaG]

Nice editing here, it really suits the subject!

[logos189]

Thank you, JasenkaG

[Bobbie]

OK guys, go easy on me. I just spent the last hour trying to learn to navigate around Lightroom again for the first time in almost 2 years. It felt both frustrating and good!

Twilight

[Pat Garrett]

I’d say you did well, Bobbie. A lot has changed in Lightroom in 2 years!.  Your image has that twilight feel. I like the lighting.

[Bobbie]

Thanks for your kind words Pat!

[Pat Garrett]

Waterfront Scape – many types of architecture. Best viewed large.

[Patricia T]

[Pat Garrett]

Sweet! The neighborhood convenience store.

[Bobbie]

Patricia, I like the way the flowers add great color to the image making this seem like a welcoming place in the night.

[Dan F]

[Wendy P]

I love it! What a dynamic capture.

[Pat Garrett]

Wonderful lines -straight edges and plenty of curves, scattered window lights, – well, all of the image!

[Pat Garrett]

[Bobbie]

Good work on the composition and the colors, Pat. Where is this building (I’m assuming it’s a church)?

[Holly K]

[Wendy P]

I think the symmetry is very effective in this shot. Nice!

[Holly K]

Thanks, Wendy!

[Dan F]

I’m fortunate to live nearby a 120 year old architectural gem here in Pasadena CA, The Gamble House. It’s my go-to for practicing low light photography. 

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