Along the days architectural details pictures
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That 'City of London' crest was my old school badge [its founder was a former Lord Mayor of London]...
it brings back memories.........
Our school motto was "Domine dirge nos" [God guide us] - which we always translated as 'God help us!' - which is a much more pathetic cry in English!!
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Some small details of our Cathedral gate:
And the hidden security camera watching the gate:
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C'est génial Roberto!! super beau! 
I'm now paid for my efforts to take and post these pictures. Thanks!!
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Happy this thread is coming alive with your various and so fine contributions!!@rv1974 said:
You need a better lens\camera. Good pics but too blurred
Depends what you need to do with? And I am also reducing them before post!
They seems not to bad for me if I want to remember a general purpose + a bunch of details.
But you are right. a good accuracy can't be a bad thing. I shall do differently by now. (I have still some Iphone series in my pocket to post )Here an uncommon set taken this time with a not too bad camera
LE CORBUSIER: the chapel of Notre Dame du Haut in Ronchamp
references:
galinsky.com
Wikipedia
Youtube
and if you are interested you can find plenty of documents, pictures, videos on the net...
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Simon,
What a wonderful thread you have started. Many, many thanks. -
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Paris vers la Porte d'Orléans:
a red residence
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Paris, Porte d'Orléans:
le quartier des étudiants
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Blainville Sur Mer (Normandie)
That sort of places where everything is worn by the humidity, wind, salt and sand
simon -
Just some pictorial observations.
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The Patina of toil, my dad would have said.
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@simon le bon said:
A church I don't remember where
Yeah, a lot of time free
(Sorry, no materials here!):Top and frontal:
Lines and perspective:
Shadows and fog:
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Hey Man! I don't know for the other sketchyfellows but you make me happy!
@unknownuser said:
Yeah, a lot of time free
and you know what to do whith it.
I positively love this first work which smell better than the model:
and this time you make a splendid free interpretation of this iron stairs (I was not to much taking care to it in comparison to the ceiling!)
"Chapeau bas" dear Roberto. You are a master
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@simon le bon said:
and this time you make a splendid free interpretation of this iron stairs (I was not to much taking care to it in comparison to the ceiling!)
Well, It is a component, so it can be simple changed...
@simon le bon said:
"Chapeau bas" dear Roberto. You are a master
Thanks, simon! Wanna see more photosssss!
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Considering the work of Roberto, I'm talking about the porch, I realize that it is important to take flat pictures, I mean perpendicular to the object, in order to let pick up there true structure. >>> I shall do this way for my next series.
Re: I have found some older pictures I have taken from the "same" tractor during a previous visit two years before!! I add them at their following place for justly I had taken a "flat shout"
Back to Paris,
just small pictures
and these are the last of architectural details I had in my box!!
So, next series are for the future..
---simon
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Hey Hey dear Dale you're so welcome
Nice, very nice!../A bit unusual, these one are mostly for render makers I guess
a tractor used to raise the boats and oysters from the beach. Brave is not it?
____Added: pictures taken from the "same" tractor two years before: crazy isn't it
The interest: tractor taken in situation and firstly tractor taken under a "flat" angle (which can let pick up its structure
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simon
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