Buildings with Character

[John Bragg]

Harbour Master's Office, Charlestown, Cornwall. by John Bragg, on Flickr

[peterm1]

A higher calling by Life in Shadows, on Flickr

[nickthetasmaniac]

Junction Lake Hut - Walls of Jerusalem NP, Tasmania

Junction Hut by Nick Clark, on Flickr

[jmilkins]

Xpan 45mm
[IMG]Shearing's done, Mia Mia by john m, on Flickr[/IMG]

[nikon_sam]

[Jockos]

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/rffg...photoid=236476

[Jockos]

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/rffg...photoid=236475

[John Bragg]

Derelict cottage by John Bragg, on Flickr

[peterm1]

Port Douglas - Tropical far north Queensland by Life in Shadows, on Flickr

[Richard G]

Richmond house




Hawthorn house

[John Bragg]

Derelict cottage 2 by John Bragg, on Flickr

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

These buildings are in the small town of Wapakoneta, Ohio. Hometown of the first man to walk on the moon, Neil Armstrong. A lot of small towns in the midwest have beautiful old commercial buildings in their downtown areas. In big cities like Fort Wayne, they've all been demolished to make way for ugly postmodern monstrosities.

[lynnb]

outback Queensland, 1978

[lynnb]

Pt Reyes lighthouse

[lynnb]

Helen, I'm with you on the Flatiron!

Main Quad at the University of Sydney (Bessa I)

[lynnb]

Thomas Walker Convalescent Hospital (Rivendell), Sydney

[lynnb]

Rivendell wharf on the Parramatta River, Sydney

[lynnb]

hand made house on a commune in the forests of northern NSW, 1970s

[lynnb]

Built in 1912, the Palisade overlooks the wharves next to where the Sydney Harbour Bridge now stands. It was a watering hole for labourers constructing the Sydney Harbour Bridge from 1923 to 1932.

[lynnb]

The Edinburgh Castle Hotel, cnr Pitt and Bathurst Sts Sydney. One of Sydney's old working class pubs in the city centre.

[peterm1]

Unreality in reflected reality by Life in Shadows, on Flickr

[Rob-F]

Originally Posted by Chriscrawfordphoto

These buildings are in the small town of Wapakoneta, Ohio. Hometown of the first man to walk on the moon, Neil Armstrong. A lot of small towns in the midwest have beautiful old commercial buildings in their downtown areas. In big cities like Fort Wayne, they've all been demolished to make way for ugly postmodern monstrosities.

Way to go, Chris! And as far as the demolition of wonderful buildings to make way for boring ones: We have that problem in St. Louis. They tore down the Western Union building here and replaced it with nothing worth looking at. And in downtown Clayton (St. Louis County) they have put up a big glass office building that has no more "architecture" than a packing crate. It's like a piece of furniture too large for the room it's in.

I love the tonality of your shot, as well as the content.

[Peter Wijninga]

A corner house adjacent to Binh Tay Market, Cholon, Saigon. July 2015. Fuji X-100T

[Dayrell bishop]

[Dayrell bishop]

[Taipei-metro]

City of

Los Angeles

t a i p e imetro

[Taipei-metro]

Taipei,

Taiwan

t a i p e imetro

[nickthetasmaniac]

Sydney landmarks

[Richard G]

Artist's house



Richmond house




Collingwood cafe



Fitzroy cheese grater



Another Richmond house. This view now built out forever.

[Erik van Straten]

Leica M5, Summilux 35mm f/1.4 pre asph v1, Tmax400.

Erik.

[John Bragg]

Lanzarote building detail (an exercise in whites) by John Bragg, on Flickr

[John Bragg]

Plymouth Gin Distillery, the Barbican, Plymouth. by John Bragg, on Flickr

[nickthetasmaniac]

Old skiing cabin - Legges Tor, Ben Lomond Plateau, Tasmania

[Jockos]

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/rffg...photoid=248119

[Jockos]

[nickthetasmaniac]

Abandoned farmhouse - Southern Midlands, Tasmania
M2 and Ektar 100

[Jockos]

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/rffg...photoid=248198

[MV72]

[MV72]

[Jockos]

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/rffg...photoid=255668