Interesting buildings

[Aldor88]

very nice image, what settings U used for this? manual mode i guess.

I didn't have much time to fiddle around with settings as it was very cold and i had somewhere to be so i shot it in shutter speed mode actually . Done some other night pictures in S mode and it works well most of the time.

[bass_sears]

Took these as the sun was setting at Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico.

Can't seem to decide which I like better... any feedback always appreciated.

[Gintaras]

bass, i vote the #1.

[sparkie1263]

First pictures with new a 100. Please post comments.
Thanks Frank

[faisal]

Burj Dubai.... Tallest Building in the World



Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL, 1/160, f3.5, ISO 200
(did a little brightness, contrast adjustments and resized)

[Aldor88]

Wow faisal! thats one tall building! and its not even finished

Heres a pic from my visit to Stockholm,Sweden last week. The royal library.

[SpecialK]

Disney Center, Los Angeles. Originally some of it was more chrome-like, but it affected nearby apartments, so the surface was changed to the more-natural aluminum. Even so, if you stand in the focus of a curved area, you get really warm - and blinded...

[Geoff Chandler]

Not sure if this really qualifies here - it IS an interesting building
just not spectacular or weird - just nice!!

I messed around and sort of faded it and made a frame - I don't know if it works like that or not>>?
> comments always welcome....
EDIT: -
OK
I decided I didn't like that version!
So here's my re-think on the same picture: -

I think that works better

[eddie haskell]

One of our more modern homes on the island....



Even has plumbing.....kinda.

[Phill D]

Wow eddie where do you live? & how do you get the internet feed