Summary of Architecture

1. 

   Climber

   More steps, but this time in colour!

   • 19^th Jan 2012
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2. 

   The world of the Holga

   OK, this is what I get with my Holga – I think I need more practice.

   • 3^rd Jan 2012
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3. 

   My first foray into film

   My first attempt at film photography has had mixed results!

   • 30^th Dec 2011
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4. 

   Coventry or Avignon

   Different church, different country, but they both have steps to a door halfway up the wall – this is the Holy Trinity Church in Coventry.

   • 14^th Dec 2011
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5. 

   Shaft of Light

   I had photographed around here before, but not from this side of the water; as expected I got a totally different picture.

   • 7^th Dec 2011
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6. London Steps

   Yes, more steps, this being my favourite photo taken on a recent tweet-up in London.

   • 29^th Nov 2011
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   Stairs (yes more of them)

   Black and White or Colour – at first it seems obvious, but, on reflection…

   • 6^th Oct 2011
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8. Sense of scale

   Tourists, tourists everywhere – they definitely don’t aid some photos (she said somewhat hypocritically).

   • 3^rd Oct 2011
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9. 

   Stairs

   When is a lot of contrast too much contrast? And, am I becoming obsessed with steps.

   • 30^th Sep 2011
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10. Avignon tourist shot

    No apologies for a tourist shot, it reminds me of the day I took it – short and simple.

    • 28^th Sep 2011
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11. Reflections

    Sometimes the reflections make a more interesting shot than the original subject.

    • 26^th Sep 2011
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12. Doorway

    There were lots of large doors and impressive stairways around the Palais des Papes in Avignon, but this one caught my eye.

    • 17^th Sep 2011
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13. Battlements

    Sometimes small sections of a scene can provide more interest than the whole picture.

    • 15^th Sep 2011
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14. Old and New Juxtaposition

    I liked the contrast between the old and new and the dark and light, as well as the crisp lines of the modern balconies and their shadows.

    • 12^th Sep 2011
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15. 

    Window Light

    Taking photos in a tourist city without including tourists and armed with a 50mm lens required a rethink of the type of pictures I should take. However, being a bit slow on the photographic uptake, this took some time and a lot of bad photos.

    • 10^th Sep 2011
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16. Great Brington Churchyard

    Quiet, peaceful relaxing, and full of life – just how a churchyard should be.

    • 28^th Jul 2011
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17. Graffiti

    Colour, lines, shape, reflections, context… I think I got them all as well as capturing the feeling of the area.

    • 25^th Jul 2011
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18. 

    Power

    Set subject competitions can be good, but there is a temptation to take an obvious shot.

    • 20^th Jul 2011
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19. 

    Industrial Reflections

    A typical black and white, abandoned Britain, urban decay type shot – taken underneath Spaghetti Junction.

    • 15^th Jul 2011
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20. 

    Foreground

    I am quite shy when it comes to showing my photos to actual, real-life photographers, particularly in their naked in-camera state. However, unless you are willing to show them, there is no chance of criticism and actual improvement – one comment resulted in me taking one of my favourite photos of the day and was the concept behind a few other shots I liked as well.

    • 13^th Jul 2011
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21. 

    Too busy or full of interesting details – depends on your perspective.

    • 9^th Apr 2011
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22. Looking through the window

    Sculptures can be taken again and again – by their very nature they are not likely to move anywhere (unless they are part of a temporary exhibition)

    • 23^rd Mar 2011
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23. 

    Stone Walls

    The camera club project this year is not overly inspiring, I do not have any intention of taking part, but, if I did…………

    • 7^th Mar 2011
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24. 

    X marks the spot

    More lines, this time diagonal with reflections and a circle thrown in for good measure.

    • 22^nd Oct 2010
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25. Not quite a textbook case

    Two points in a photo should create some tension, but only if positioned correctly.

    • 20^th Oct 2010
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26. 

    Lines

    Vertical lines, horizontal lines, rectangles, they are all there in this incredibly neat industrial unit.

    • 17^th Oct 2010
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27. 

    Burnt Out

    Finding something to photograph in an area that you think you know well can be difficult, but sometimes it pays to just start taking photos of things that might be interesting.

    • 11^th Oct 2010
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28. 

    Architecture Project

    Trying to find inspiration for a Club Project on Architecture is proving something of a challenge.

    • 10^th Apr 2010
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