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The vaulted Nave of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
This image was far more difficult to achieve than I originally planned. I brought my tripod but was told I could not use it. It was exceptionally dark inside and I had to go to plan "B". Luckily there was a pew in the back of the Nave and I was able to brace the camera and hold on for the long exposure. I used my wide ange at 10mm and set the ISO at 3200 and had to deal with an exceptional amount of noise. I cleaned most of it up with Topaz DeNoise. I would have preferred to center the shot but I'm still somewhat pleased with it. A magnificent architectural structure that would look more at home somewhere in Europe than the heart of New York City.
Shot with my Fuji X100's.
This is my new picture for the theme 'Architecture' and my 365 group.
Found this old building in the inner city of Stuttgart, so i had to stop for my daily picture.
Processed in Aperture using Effects 4 and a Kodak Tri-X 400 film development.
The Transamerica Building, Embarcadero Center (and Cinema), and the US Customs House.
Downtown San Francisco, as seen from One California Street.
Yet Another Redo First Done In 2009 Now Deleted..And Once Again Thanks To Tim@SW2008 www.flickr.com/photos/25347284@N04/3638679718/
For The Classic On The Left...Since 2009...The New Leicester Square Tube Station Facade Has Been Completed...Garfunkels Also Went The Same Year....And Since 1982 A Replica Building In The Rear...And The Tube Station Also Had An Exit On The Corner`Extreme Right`Where The Bureau De Change Is Now...
With those introductory (or more correctly, *re* introductory!) photos out of the way, here's an exterior view of the former Hickory Hill Sears, which of course I would normally post as the first photo of the day. Seen here is the old main front entrance. As the mall's former east end anchor, the mall itself is to the right from this vantage point.
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Sears (closed December 2013), 1981-built, Winchester Rd. at Ridgeway Rd., Memphis
This customer wanted a place to park and a home office. They took a PRO Ranch Garage and added an additional entryway and overhang to make the building a dual use structure.
Nowy biurowiec Centrum Marszałkowska w miejsce Sezamu
Lokalizacja: Warszawa,Polska
Inwestor: BBI Development NFI
The Indiana State House houses the seats of Government for the State of Indiana. This historical building, completed in 1888, is home to all executive offices, the Indiana State Senate, the Indiana House of Representatives, and the Indiana State Supreme Court, among others. The four-floors of the State House also contain both the House and Senate Chambers
Made of Indiana limestone and designed in classical Renaissance Revival style, the architecture of the Indiana Statehouse was influenced by the national Capitol. As architecturally beautiful as it is functional, the interior is marked by a stained glass dome, marble floors and steps, granite columns, an ornate balcony, and period wall and ceiling designs. Flowering trees and shrubs as well as historic markers and monuments dot the Statehouse grounds.
The Rotunda's soaring architecture, stained glass dome, and ornate columns and statues also make it a popular location for weddings, and is generally booked over a year in advance. The facility is featured at bridal shows, in local magazines, and at photography studios. The Rotunda will comfortably accommodate 170 guests.
This shot was taken through a thick plate glass window and there is some reflection in the photo. I was seated in a revolving roof top restaurant and this view did not come around very often.
Lancing College with Majok
I liked the simplicity of this shot, looking up to see this architecture was stunning.
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