October Monthly Challenge - Architecture

thanks, i feel i could have atleast made an effort to edit them for lighting etc but i just resized them, at least this way they get posted.
i have a few other nice churches i might get to take some smudges of.

 

As Ray said, some beautiful images, Caladina.

 

Al mirar las fotos de este mes, he visto imágenes de edificios muy interesantes. Y el diálogo sobre los límites de la edición fotográfica, para este concurso, esclarecedor.
Hace unos domingos salí con la cámara con la intención de hacer una fotografía y enviarla. Después de sopesar las imágenes que capturé, me decidí por este edificio de oficinas, que hace unos años era taller, y su fachada de ladrillo rojo, tenía la misma forma, pero sin ventanas. He buscado con Google y no encontré ningún recuerdo del edificio anterior.

 

From a recent walk in whitewebbs Enfield, more a case of outside decor that architecture but its nice to see

 

I like it Caladina, it's one way of making a ordinary house stand out in the crowd. The only thing I ever did was to make my letter box into a model of my home, till some idiot come along one night and destroyed it.

 

Well I have had a building in mind but I am not going to be able to get to it by the end of the month so I am going to pick the next building on my list.

I have been watching everyone's entries and I want to do something a little different. So, I am going to submit my entry which is a celebration of a lesser building. So if you plan to visit my neck of the woods, I can arrange a couple of nights at this salubrious older but functional building.



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Gary

 

That is an excellent contribution, Gary. I hope that you have not had to spend any time there in the stocks.

 

Oh just once or twice Ray.

Gary

 

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I think that Google has sent the message that I translated in Spanish. I forward you the translation that Google made me.

“When looking at the photos of this month, I have seen images of very interesting buildings. And the dialogue on the limits of photo editing, for this contest, enlightening.

A few Sundays ago, I went out with the camera with the intention of taking a photograph, and to send it. After weighing the images that I captured, I decided on this office building, which a few years ago was a workshop, and its red brick facade, It had the same shape, but without windows. I have looked with Google and found no memory of the previous building.”

 

I hope you took stock of your situation and changed your ways, sorry I could not help myself.

 

Gary I don't think it matters if its a bit outside the month, just pop it up, the main thing is you are out and taking images.

 

Hi Ray. I agree with Caladina that the new sky doesn't match the lighting of the building but it seems to do a good job. I use the one in the PS Luminar plug-in and that seems to work OK as well. There's also the other way to just add some clouds to a clear blue sky. Check out my PS Cloud Brushes (Item 20 - free of course ). This is what it can do in 2 seconds.

 

Hi Ray. Have you found any bugs in PS-2021? There seems to be a lot from the feedback, so I'm hesitant to dive in.

 

two unrelated buildings,
palmers green library.


one bit of st monicas in palmers green, i was gong to take a few more, this was taken with 100-400 @100 which was a bit too long, i had my 9mm but i put the 100-400 back on before i remembered this one across the road from the one below,

 

another church in palmers green, most of the shots were with the laowa 9mm, couple with the 100-400 sigma.

 

Of course we cant for get mother natures architects for this months challenge


If you lucky you can find some of her architects on site on a home build project

 

A nice series of images, Caladina.

 

a lesson on how to blow out crappy skies lol (on my images)
it doesn't come across with the resizing of how crazy sharp the laowa 9mm zeroD is.

Anyone want to suggest a subject for November?

 

It takes a special and very skilled photographer to achieve that.

I am surprised that you didn't apply the same sky that you done to Ray's image.

Gary