Clara at St. Exupery sporting a new skirt.

Me. stopping to take a picture :)

Facing this contemporary building, I wanted to capture the essence of its striking geometry. By choosing a low-angle composition and high-contrast black and white treatment, I sought to transform this architectural structure into an image where lines and shapes take center stage. The dark sky and repetitive patterns of the facade create a visual dialogue that naturally draws the eye upward.

This photograph explores how modern architecture shapes our cities. The simplicity of lines, the power of contrast, and the pure geometry of the building reveal an abstract beauty in our everyday urban environment. I wanted to share this vision of architecture becoming art, where function transforms into pure aesthetics.

I found golden ratio and leading lines all over this scene, but I want to go back and improve. Any feedback is greatly appreciated,

Romanthony RIP

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Geometry 3D spiral helix ...

by me ....

in my Still Life Series 3 ; Pic # 44 ...

Taken Jan 5, 2019

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geometrical shadows with ann_cathrin

Geometry in architecture...

The urban fassade: Geometry

11 of 15

The next pic in my 15 days b&w project. Hope, you enjoy!

Ingredients:

Olympus E-M 10 Mark II

Olympus 12-40/2.8 PRO

Kodak Portra 400

Available light, manual setup and focus, handheld.

Geometry ...

in my BlackandWhite Series 3 ... PIc # 1 ...

Taken on May 2, 2019

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Montmartre - Paris

Repost after tweaking.

layered shots of Whitney Museum's observation decks, from the High Line, New York City

I took an architectural boat tour of the Chicago River and it was well worth it to get a different perspective on the city.

CSX's Geometry Train is back on Pan Am Rails seen heading east out of Worcester, MA on one of the only surviving portions of the WN&P.

San Francisco, California

where is the Louvre's crowd?

For Crazy Tuesday - top of an expansion vessel

On tour with Alt_Gr

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Looking at one of the best Calatrava shot I've ever seen in the last time (btw - chapeaux, boss!), I realized how much I'm missing architecture shots!, but since it is snowing, and I'm in a renaissance town - not so much modern architecture here!, and blah blah blah (quote from the "horrible" ;-D) - and this, and that - ok, stop talking! -

... have a nice evening :-)

(back later, dinner time here!)

Metro Vancouver

This is pyrite from Spain, it is not carved, it grows this way in nature.

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