Architecture

daniel_p · Jul 15, 2004

This is from downtown Toronto

thomasjfletcher · Jul 22, 2004

HARD TO RESIST.......

in the lobby...

http://www.nyc-architecture.com/MID/MID073.htm

also in New York, the archives building in greenwich village--(early one morning....)

Grosh · Jul 22, 2004

Link broken

thomasjfletcher · Jul 28, 2004

while this theme is still a bit topical, I just want to ask-
does anyone know the legal rights of the photographer stopped photographing a building? I've been stopped many times here in New York photographing public buildings (understandable in some ways). a friend of mine was made to erase his Lloyds of London pics from his digital camera by the security man. Do they have the right to do this???

cheers
Tom

hobbes28 · Jul 28, 2004

Not unless it's posted that you can't take photographs.

simnine · Jul 28, 2004

thomasjfletcher said:
while this theme is still a bit topical, I just want to ask-
does anyone know the legal rights of the photographer stopped photographing a building? I've been stopped many times here in New York photographing public buildings (understandable in some ways). a friend of mine was made to erase his Lloyds of London pics from his digital camera by the security man. Do they have the right to do this???

cheers
Tom

http://www.freedomtophotograph.com/
http://www.krages.com/ThePhotographersRight.pdf

DarkEyes · Jul 29, 2004

Hi guy's!

A couple of day's ago, I started building a website for people at work to see some of my stuff. At the moment, the bulk of the measly 11 photos on it are Architectual in theme.

Why not check it out! :eyebrows:

http://au.geocities.com/photoimpact6530/Home.html

thomasjfletcher · Jul 29, 2004

my architecture photograph website-

www.nyc-architecture.com

colin · Jul 31, 2004

http://82.40.64.118/out&about/hamilton_mausoleum/black&white/maus_mono_02.jpg

danalec99 · Aug 4, 2004

Edited due to broken link

thomasjfletcher · Aug 6, 2004

I took the day off work Monday, left the two screaming babies at home and ventured into the verdant expanse of the park. Here's a bit of what I saw......
(numbers as shown on following map)

1.
Friedsam Memorial Carousel Stein and Goldstein 1908

2.
The Dairy Calvert Vaux 1870

5.
Loeb Boathouse and the Lake

8.
Belvedere Castle architect Olmsted and Vaux 1872

9.
Ladies Pavilion Jacob Wrey Mould 1871
my favourite- said to be a former trolley shelter

10.
Playmates Arch 1863

12.
Pine Bank Bridge 1861

13.
Gapstow Bridge 1895

14.
Bow Bridge Vaux 1859

not my pic, unfortunately...

17.
Reservoir Bridge West 86th St Vaux 1864

18.
Reservoir Bridge East 85th Street Vaux 1864

19.
Reservoir Bridge West 94th Street (the Gothic Bridge)

20.
Maine Monument Attilio Piccirilli 1913