LFGSS weekly photography challenge

Really enjoing this, well done everyone

Scorching days on the Met Line

Ricoh GRD IV, slight crop and a bit of colour re-touching in LR.
18/02/2016
#architecture

Really like this.

Strong page so far.

EOS300D - slightly cropped #architecture

Like a rushed piece of last minute homework this was shot a couple of hours ago.
Not particularly proud of it, but I thougt it'd be a good exercise to submit something every week so here it is...

Wtf is that wall? :')

Would be interested to see that from above, drone anyone?

Dat wall...

As with Rik I wanted to get something in, but really struggled to get anything I was happy with.

Pool
#architecture
D7000, 50mm, 1/250, f2.5, ISO2000
Shot in RAW, (heavily) cropped and converted to B&W using Lightroom's blue filter preset, exported as Jpeg.

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Some cracking shots in this thread already!

I havent had much chance to get out and shoot this week but here we go...

Old and new
#architecture
Sony A6000, 32mm (48mm equivalent), f/2.5, 1/60sec, ISO 160

shot in raw, converted to black and white on Lightroom and increased the clarity a bit.

My attempt for this week:

Sony a6000, cropped.
Orbs
#architecture

https://flic.kr/p/EeYWUb

Nice, love this and didn't know shooting instant film on a medium format camera was a thing..... Goes to Google next purchase.

Where @shinkuu_kiss at?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHJYY3l8ZoQ

Craig Goch Dam in the Elan Valley, Brecon Beacons.

Made by the victorians to provide water from the Brecon Beacons to Birmingham. Opened by King Edward the 7th.
Classic Victorian architecture, currently overflowing due to rainwater over the arches (as designed).

Shot on Ricoh GR with XP2, scanned.
#architecture

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was in two minds about getting involved, but was out today and got this, so in for a penny...

shed/ballyhenry road
iphone 5/cropped and a touch on the brightness
#architecture

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Top thread idea, let's see if I can take anything worthy of involvement tomorrow.

Just perfect- very nice!

So many good entries today. I thought I'd already made my choice, but that's gone out the window!

@golden2620 that is a particularly wonderful photo.

So many good entries today. I thought I'd already made my choice, but that's gone out the window!

this

I've seen pictures of this dam a bazillion times

But I still enjoyed this, lovely shot.

enjoying the thread, has obviously encouraged people to take their cameras out so great work. I can see the one submission rule is making people post their remaining pics on the 'other thread' - would it be worth saying, post as many as you like here, but only nominating one for submission?? Not sure - maybe that's a good thing, just asking.

Had nothing to offer until today, went to Newport Street Gallery, it's a great space, enjoyed it. Hope this qualifies as on topic:

20/02/2016
Canon G7X
'Newport Street Gallery'
#architecture

This is great! Took me a while to work out what I was looking at..

ah cheers.

no title 14
#architecture
19/02/16
pentax mz3+fa 50mm f/1.4
portra 400
inverted the negative with negfix8 then messed with the curves a bit

I forgot to develop my film until 3am last night...

Does the winner choose the theme for the following week?

I'm going to try and get out today and shoot.

I'm blown away by the quantity and quality of all these.

Also inspired and feel like I'm learning stuff already.

Great thread.