An Eye for Architecture

I entered a photo contest recently.  The theme was “Architectutral Photography”.  I didn’t win.  I didn’t really expect to but it would have been nice as the top prize was a two-light Siros outdoor set (rechargeable and cordless) from Broncolor worth about $3500 USD.  However, it did sort of inspire me to dig through my trove of images and see what else I could find that fit the category.

Though I don’t really classify myself as an architectural photographer, it turns out I have quite a number of images of buildings and their associated details.  I certainly appreciate a nicely designed building, whether it’s something aged or contemporary.  The images here are only from Europe as the Asian aesthetic is wholly different and probably warrants its own post in the future (maybe).

Tate Britain Museum, London

Duomo, Florence

Victor Emanuel Monument, Rome

Santa Pietro, Vatican

Back street, Siena

St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Budapest

Charlottenborg, Copenhagen

Reina Sofia Museum, Madrid

St. Barbara Cathedral, Kutna Hora, Czechia

Trinity University, Dublin

Prague

Berlin Tower, Berlin

Government Building, Prague

Berlin, Potsdammer Platz

Notre Dame, Paris

Aya Sofia mosque, Istanbul, Turkey

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Blue Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey

Haarlem, Netherlands

Madrid

Lloyds building, London

State University, Moscow

British Museum, London

Pompidou Gallery, Paris