Weekly Photography Challenge #599 Urban Architecture!

[Tersha]

Next in the Urban series .. Urban Architecture!
consider … exterior/interior, lighting, colour, perspective, wide angle lens, verticals.

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• This topic was modified 1y, 4mo ago by Tersha.

[Michael]

Chicago, IL. Water reservoir on top of a building for a fire sprinkler system. If you enlarge the image, you can see that they had put Christmas lights around the railing.

Another Chicago image. Wrigley building and Trump tower behind it.

[Aurimas]

Beautiful images, I very liked second, interesting angle.

[Michael]

Thanks, Aurimas.

[Timothy S. Allen]

Michael, I really enjoy the second image with the golden light.

[Michael]

Thanks, Timothy.

[Bobbie]

Michael, the second image is very striking. Although most of the architecture isn’t modern, the colors and the atmosphere you created give me the feeling of something futuristic and a little ominous

[Michael]

Thanks Bobbie.

[Rose Marie]

Beautiful images, Michael. Love the red water tower.

[Michael]

Thanks Rose Marie.

[Pat Garrett]

I like the color pop in #1

[Michael]

Thanks Pat.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Love the golden glow in the second image Michael 🙂

[Aurimas]

[Rose Marie]

I really like the minimalist quality of this image- familiar objects in repeating lines with one person in the corner providing size comparisons.

[Aurimas]

Thank you Rose Marie.

[Patrick]

Lovely composition mate

[Aurimas]

Thank You Patrick.

[Pat Garrett]

Absolutely love this – it could be a triple decker bus..

[Aurimas]

Thank you Pat Garrett.

[Bobbie]

In addition to what others said, I love the composition and your choice of subjects to include. You made it hard to tell that we’re looking at 2 different things since the bus and the building flow together to create a third thing.

[Aurimas]

Thank you Bobbie!

[Timothy S. Allen]

I can’t remember if I’ve shown this image of the MIRA-SF building or not. My apologies if I have. Architect – Studio Gang.

[Wendy P]

Neat!

[Timothy S. Allen]

Thank you, Wendy.

[Pat Garrett]

No matter to me if you did…a second look is even better.

[Wendy P]

[Rose Marie]

Beautiful perspective, Wendy.

[Wendy P]

Thank you, Rose Marie.

[Pat Garrett]

Your image captures the busyness of a city offering so much history and modes of transportation.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Lovely photo Wendy 🙂

[Rose Marie]

• This reply was modified 1y, 4mo ago by Rose Marie. Reason: Vienna City Hall a few winters ago

[Wendy P]

You have created a very interesting sky. It looks like acrylic paint or crayons!

[Rose Marie]

It’s the rain and the lights on the building creating that effect.

[Pat Garrett]

Proof that weather can add much to an image.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Love the rain effect on the sky and very beautiful photo Rose Marie 🙂

[Ken Scheepers]

Amsterdam:

[Rose Marie]

Really unique architecture, Ken. Nicely captured.

[Patrick]

This shot for some reason make me wonder about Erik and how he is keeping

[Pat Garrett]

Ken, you’ve brought back some special memories….

[Wendy P]

 

[Rose Marie]

Nice story, Wendy.

[Bobbie]

Great eye Wendy! Visual eavesdropping 🙂

[Pat Garrett]

I like your choice of words, Bobbie! An exact “fit”

[VALERY]

Unusial pov
Like it!

[Wendy P]

Thanks for your comments everyone. I would love to know their story!

[Pat Garrett]

An urban neighborhood

[Holly K]

Imagine all the stories in this neighborhood over the years.  Great photo.

[Bobbie]

Holly beat me to it. This building must have a lot of history and personal stories to tell.

[Rose Marie]

Love this, Pat!

[Pat Garrett]

Thank you, Holly, Bobbie and Rose Marie. This house makes me want to know “the whole story”. It must have been a grand home at one time. I could just see in the door window enough to glimpse a a staircase going up the right side of the entry…..

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Awesome frame Pat 🙂

[Robert Apple]

This is about as urban as I get.

[Pat Garrett]

Urban reflections on an apartment building, New York City

[Bobbie]

You captured a wonderful mosaic, Pat!

[Rose Marie]

Very beautiful, Pat.

[Pat Garrett]

Thank you Bobbie and Rose Marie.

[Tersha]

Aberystwyth is a big place, so I guess this counts …
seaside colours …

[Bobbie]

How colorful, Diane! It definitely looks like it’s near the seaside.

[Pat Garrett]

I love the colors against the dark sky.

[Wendy P]

[Pat Garrett]

Now that’s an eye twisting maze, Wendy. Not sure I’d be looking down!!  Phew.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Love the perspective Wendy 🙂

[Tersha]

Window …

[Holly K]

Wonderful detail.

[Pat Garrett]

A very very interesting window.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Love the atmosphere, light and frame Diane 🙂

[Bobbie]

Wroclaw, Poland (may be a repost)

[Pat Garrett]

Like the colors and the way reflections get “warped”.

[Wendy P]

The muted colors work well with the warping. Fabulous shot!

[Bobbie]

Thanks Pat & Wendy. It was the warping that initially caught my eye, especially the effect on the cross.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Beautiful one Bobbie. Love its abstract nature 🙂

[Holly K]

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Beautiful light in this one Holly 🙂

[Holly K]

[Pat Garrett]

A grand old home!

[Holly K]

It’s from an interesting neighborhood in Claremont, CA.

[Rose Marie]

Apartment building in Lehen, Salzburg in the style of Adolf Loos who believed architecture shouldn’t contain any extra elements.

[Patrick]

Love this composition as well , nice capture Rose Marie 🙂

[Rose Marie]

Thanks very much, Patrick.

[Pat Garrett]

Great lines, pattern, shadows and one human to bring in some life.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Love it Rose Marie. The minimalism, light and shadows are just perfect 🙂

[Pat Garrett]

Urban architecture near me…

[Holly K]

Where is this, Pat?  Nice composition and clouds!

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Awesome one Pat. I love the edits you have made 🙂

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