pavillon chinois à laeken

Photography \ Architecture | 01/01/08 @044 | blackshad | critiques (25) | views (545)

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hello gfx
long time since i posted something... i was very busy with work

now i have more free time so ill comment more and do some new pictures... i Have 2 to post now... here comes the first one

the light conditions were difficult, the place is surrounded by huge trees, making the light uneven... the sky was also kind of boring that day.

here is some infos about the place :

Imaginative King Leopold II wanted to build copies of famous buildings from around the world on his property. Architect Alexandre Marcel was assigned the task of designing the Chinese Pavillon and the kiosk. Finished in 1904, it was built entirely of wood and now contain many artifacts crafted in Shanghai. Inside this exotic building you can find a splendid mixture of 19th century Chinese furniture, porcelain and European paintings from the 17th, 18th and 19th century.

comments and critics welcome as usual. ill post the other picture soon

HAPPY NEW YEAR

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Roadrunner

01/01/08 @056

Welcome back Jeremy.

Seems like you dealt well with most problems. It is a nice architecture, good composition and sharpness. It could only use some more interesting sky. Before going for the next attempt, check the forecast.

Happy and productive 2008.

ThruMyEyez

01/01/08 @130

The uneven lighting doesn't bother me as I think it adds some contrast. I think the wall and trees somewhat overpower the building however. I might have tried moving closer and shooting this along the top of the wall, using it to lead the eye into the building. Just an idea.
Good to see you posting again. Happy New Year!

blackshad

01/01/08 @182

moving closer might be possible, i tried a lot of different position but this was the best result. I do agree with the wall and trees overpowering the building over the sky.

Freiz

01/01/08 @258

Nice black and white photo, though I wish there were some more tonal contrast between the sky and foreground.

gencosman

01/01/08 @410

Great architecture

Maidith

01/01/08 @533

Wow...awesome scene!

ersen-t

01/01/08 @732

good B&W.
interesting building.

Almost-Human

01/01/08 @736

Nice image, but need a true black and white point, adjust the contrast !

twistoflime

01/01/08 @750

A nice shot. I don't think the sky does anything for this image. Cropping to just above the building will place more emphasis on the building versus the sky.

cupcake

01/01/08 @891

Good work Jeremy
I do not mind the lack of clouds.

Jafus

01/01/08 @981

Nice architecture

venomsblood

01/02/08 @010

Nice photo Jeremy. But abit of clouds would have madwe this better?. There is not enough shades in the sky to me. But brilliant architecture

Nice shot

Rae

mamoun

01/02/08 @043

YES

Great architecture

Happy new year

ARTYESTILO

01/02/08 @216

Great shot... Very beautiful

ARTYESTILO

01/02/08 @216

Great shot... Very beautiful

Kelandra

01/02/08 @297

Nice capture! I really like the architecture.

blackshad

01/02/08 @674

some clouds would have been better indeed hehe

Madanapale

01/02/08 @710

Nice perspective....very interesting place!
Carlos

Fuchsia

01/02/08 @850

i like it as it is

well done !

ARZILLIER66

01/03/08 @014

Nice place!
nice composition

metalaxxe

01/03/08 @814

The position of the camera is a little low for my liking and the grey clouds really bring it down a little. But the building itself is beautiful. Keep it up. +7

RvascoF

01/04/08 @754

Nice shot, but i find the tree on the right abit distracting and don´t really like the roof on the left, agree with Gary about moving closer, the perspective is too low and can´t really see the details on the building,, sky is abit boring....!!!

moserArtist

01/07/08 @797

Nice work!

ZedoCaixao

01/09/08 @983

Yeah, nice shot!

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