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The challenge:
This week’s challenge is Interior Architecture. You can photograph any architectural element that catches your eye: Floors, ceilings, windows, doors, stairs, chairs, woodwork, metalwork, something new, old, big, or small. The only requirement is that the architecture must be found indoors.
My process:
Apparently when I think of architecture, I think of the view from the outside because I could not for the life of me think of a local place with inspiring indoor architecture. So today I went to the only place I could think of. The Opera Galleria in Fort Collins has shops on the ground floor and offices on the second floor with a walkway that looks over an atrium.
I walked around to find a good viewpoint and decided on a vantage point from the second floor walkway for the most balanced perspective. (Taking the photo from the ground floor introduced a lot of perspective distortion that just didn’t work for me.) It was cloudy today, so I wasn’t able to capture a blue sky through the glass ceiling, but it also meant that I didn’t have to deal with harsh shadows from direct sunlight streaming in.
I used a wide angle lens and included more in the frame than I wanted in order to give me room to correct for perspective distortion. In the past I have run into problems when I had to correct perspective I lost some elements of my image. So I gave myself extra leeway this time.
Because of the wide range of tonal values in the scene, I bracketed three exposures to make an HDR image in post-processing. I then upped the overall contrast as well as the saturation of the blues and greens in the image because I liked the pop of contrasting color against the warm tones of the walls (and the indoor lighting).
Canon 5Diii, Canon EF16-35mm f/2.8L III (at 16mm), 0.5-2 seconds, f/20, ISO 100, RAW. Bracketed +/-1 EV (Aperture Priority) and merged to HDR in LR. Post-processing in LR.
CC appreciated.
Mall of Berlin. Sony A6000 with Tamron 10-24 lens (with Novoflex adapter) at F4.0. Edited in Lightroom.
Looking up through the atrium of the Nedbalka Gallery in Bratislava, Slovakia.
The gallery is found in a renovated historic building on Nedbalova Street in Bratislava. It spans four floors and is the best place to see Slovak modern art.
The Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, DC, has some amazing architecture. The building is also the largest building (3.1 million square feet) in Washington. I thought the light patterns were pretty cool, so I had to take the photo.
La estación de Saint Pancras en Londres, punto de partida de los EUROSTAR que unen la capital Britanica con Paris.
Enero 2015
In Via Garibaldi 7, Palazzo Podestà/Palazzo Nicolosio Lomellino, Genova, Italy.
The atrium stucco was designed by Giovanni Battista Castello, and was presumably executed by Marcello Sparzo, well after the designer's death, around 1606.
Interior of Christ the Light Cathedral -
Oakland, California, United States
I'm revisiting the photos I shot back in 2008--reprocessing some, adding others. Christ the Light Cathedral had just opened when these were taken.
Rosental | Messeplatz
The new Messe Basel trade fair building is one of the city's newer landmarks. The central architectural urban feature of the hall complex is the City Lounge. The architects called the prominent hole in the middle the "Fenster zum Himmel" ("window to heaven").
Arch. Herzog & de Meuron
2004-13.
The opening of the Apple Store Morumbi in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, April 18. 2015 inside the Morumbi Shopping Mall.
Copyright © 2015 Markus Daniel
I think, besides the pool deck, this was my favourite part of the cruise ship. It had just been decorated for Christmas when I boarded. Below here was a lovely large Christmas tree centrepiece and behind the tree a fabulous gingerbread village.
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The splendid octagonal Chapter House of Wells Cathedral, completed in 1306. Dedicated to St Andrew and built between 1175 and 1490, Wells is considered to be one of England's finest Gothic cathedrals.
Sometimes people walk into your shot and ruin it but on this occasion the picture was definitely made by it...
Je sais cela ressemble furieusement à une image déjà postée, mais je vous assure que ce n'est pas la même .. si si ... et puis le traitement est différent ;-p