#Architecture in B&W

[tatmanblue]

St. Mary’s Cathedral -1, Tokyo 2024 by Julius Tjintjelaar Via Flickr: Architect Kenzo Tange. TS lens, shift up. Maximum Point of Perspective. I’ve come to the belief that beauty is not a thing or a quality that exists objectively in the external world. Beauty only exists in the individual as a subjective internal experience. It is an emotional response from the observer to something or someone. The objective of art is not to create beauty or to be beautiful. It is the objective of an emotional response such as beauty - to be manifested as art. Art therefore is the external manifestation of the internal experience of beauty by the artist. Image processed with the Artisan panel. More info on this and B&W architectural photography on my website.

[sir20]

Going upstairs by sir20

[kmnysak]

[decadadedecadencia]

The view

[newyorkthegoldenage]

The Guggenheim Museum at night, 1959.

Photo: Evelyn Hofer via the Condé Nast Store

[blondebrainpowered]

Margaret Bourke-White atop the Chrysler Building, New York, 1930

Photographer: Oscar Graubner

[wanderintoblackandwhite]

[bobcronkphotography]

Vantage Point

Portland, Oregon - if you walk into the KOIN tower (pictured) in downtown Portland through the private residence entrance, you will see my photo along with 3 others hanging in the entrance. I scoured the west hills for about an hour to find just the right position for this photo.

Bob Cronk

[kmn7]

[johbeil]

Martin and a streak of light

Walking around the old streets of Sulmona, Abruzzo, Italy. Olympus XA on Foma 200 B&W film.

[tim-dennis]

Maltese Parliament, Valetta

[nyaa]

[あろめみ]

[sir20]

L'Arbre Blanc en noir et blanc, Montpellier by sir20

[kmnysak]

[psykopaths]

[feuilletourne-sir20]

Tournefeuille, répétition

Tournefeuille, repetition

by sir20 for feuilletourne-sir20