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Architectural Photography

A collection of architectural interpretations as seen through the eyes and lenses of red bubbles finest.

Featured Work

Corridor of Light & Shadows by Steve Silverman

Taken at University of Toronto, this hallway is part of University College built around 1860.
Uprightness by reflexio

Inside the Supreme Court of South Austraia. The Sir Samuel Way Building. After I took this photo…. I came across a wonderful image of the Guggenheim in New York. I’ve seen it before, maybe it inspired me to take this photo. ========== You may find my website worth a peek ==========
AQUA-detail by Dragan Petrovic

One of the latest addition to the Chicago skyline is a building called AQUA. It is located near teh Millenium Park and has a view of the Michigan Lake. Canon 50D / Tamron 17-50 mm lens
Tangled in an urban web by Paul Grinzi

My interpretation of the Melbourne Dockland’s ‘web bridge’ Best viewed large
Black and White by Susan Grissom

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mirror oh mirror by Sonia de Macedo-Stewart

reflexion of the Louvre in the Pyramid – Paris
Wave 2 by jakking

Architecture in the service of abstraction. Featured in Architectural Photography / Featured in #1 Artists of Redbubble
Crazy by Miron Abramovici

Recursive reflections between two buildings covered by mirrors. Nikon D300 Winner of the “Reflections in Architectural Images” challenge on Red Bubble Architectural Photography group. Also used as group avatar. Accepted in the New Jersey Photography Forum 15th Annual Juried Photography Exhibit.
Sky Steps Revealed by Ron Quick

Office building in Lincoln, Nebraska that has unique features and fantastic colors when highlighted by the sun is why I chose to capture this multi block facaded building.
Orsay abstract by Victor Pugatschew

Musee d’Orsay column abstract.
Walters Church by whatsthatbeeping

Canon 50D / 10-22mm EFS If you know the south-side of Brizzie you would probably know the Graceville Uniting Church. The lovely white church on Oxley Rd has been around since 1930 and it was designed by Sir Walter Taylor, who also designed a bridge or two around town. I’m a big fan of his architecture, it was very modern for it’s time and is a joy to shoot with it’s strong bold lines and rendered finishes

Recent Work

Liverpool 75 by Mark Coward

Liverpool city centre.
Grand Central Station at Night by jackdouglas

In the background, if I remember correctly, is the Empire State Building. The station beautifully lit up.
Vancouver Sun Building by jackdouglas

The rooftop of the old Vancouver Sun building – Vancouver’s local daily newspaper. Now a heritage site, the building still stands proudly in Vancouver, Canada. I love the old architecture that western Canada has to offer. This is just another example.
Hub of Transportation - 2 by jackdouglas

Another shot of Pacific Central.
Hub of Transportation - 1 by jackdouglas

Pacific Central is Vancouver’s central bus station. It is also the home of trains and autos.
Soho Doorstep by jackdouglas

This image appeared to me to be a typical flat in New York’s Soho district. I loved the historical look to what appeared to be a newer building.
A moment alone by Tamara Travers

WINNER of the Word Association – Whisper challenge in Prize Challenges. / WINNER in the Don’t Bother Me challenge in Mood & Ambience. / TOP 10 in the All Alone challenge in Mood & Ambience. / TOP 10 in the Columns challenge in Mood & Ambience. / FEATURED in Alphabet Soup (letter M). / TOP 10 in the Temples, Chapels, Ruins, Pylons and other Historic buildings in First Things. / TOP 10 in That One Great Shot Challenge in First Things. / TOP 10 in the A Moment Alone challenge in Mood & Ambience. / FEATURED in the My Magic Place. / FEATURED in the World. / TOP 10 in the Architectural Shapes Challenge in the Shapes and Patterns Group. MORE ARCHITECTURE ART HERE Spiritual Homes…
Liverpool 76 by Mark Coward

Liverpool city centre.
Liverpool 79 by Mark Coward

Liverpool city centre. An informative chap in a car told me I could get arrested for being a ‘Peeping Tom’ whilst I was taking this photo. I laughed as I had assumed he was joking …. he wasn’t. During the following altercation I informed him that I would jolly well take photos of whatever I jolly well wanted and that his incisive social commentary was highly unlikely to to stop me. At this point he became rather red faced and had his driver not pulled away from the traffic lights I fear I may have been subjected to a string of unrepeatable expletives. / Think I’ll stick to industrial estates!
No way out by Maggie Hegarty

Metal door with a view of Macau. The graffiti carved into the stonework seems to indicate that this was once a prison. / Shot on Yashikaflex 6×6 camera.120mm Ilford Delta 400. http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/border:whitewithdetail/product:laminated-print/size:small/view:preview/4151114-1-no-way-out.jpg!
Scriptorium by Bob Hardy

The Scriptorium Center For Biblical Antiquities is located on the grounds of The Holy Land Experience in Orlando Florida USA. “This museum is a non-sectarian library / research center that houses a priceless collection consisting of several thousand manuscripts, scrolls, and other religious artifacts”. “A ‘walk-through’ of The Scriptorium transports you to historical and geographical areas of the world where displayed biblical documents originated and gives guests a dramatic understanding of the history of the Bible, how it parallels the history of civilization, and the impact it has had upon the world”. I took this photograph with my Konika-Minolta A2 DSLR camera in the fall of 2007. ISO 64, f 5.6, 1/200 sec. /
A Street Light by Myron Watamaniuk

Fake HDR created from a single exposure processed with Photomatix. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada