Ian Bramham's Photoblog
Clash of Colour
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 20 September 2007 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.
I hope you like odd colour combinations!
Following on from the photo I posted 4 days ago, this is another architectural detail from some wall cladding inside 'The Lowry' - a building in Manchester which houses the city's collection of paintings by Lowry as well as two theatres.
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Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States
awesome detail and the color combo is great.
20 Sep 2007 5:29am
@Nick Passantino: Thanks Nick!
@Hans: Thank you for this and for the nice words you left on the other photo.
@yanle: Michael Wilford was the Architect but many people still associate Stirling and Wilford together. James Stirling died a long time before 'The Lowry' was built and Michael Wilford had even changed the name of the company leaving out Stirlings name.
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
I was think more along the lines of 'classy colours' :) I like it!
20 Sep 2007 3:53pm
@Lorraine: Thanks Lorraine - I'm glad you liked the colours!
@Inés: Thanks Inés!
Brian from United States
Absolutely superb! Wow! I am in awe of your skills in composing these wonderful architectural shots. That Finepix of yours is magical!
20 Sep 2007 6:54pm
@Brian: Thanks Brian! - Every now and the I get a hankering for a DSLR but the F31 is pretty good on image quality, especially at iso100, and I really love the fact that it is so small I can carry it everywhere!
Claus Petersen from Herfølge, Denmark
Nice use of the lines and colours on this building!
21 Sep 2007 7:39am
@Claus Petersen: Thanks Claus! - I really enjoyed looking through the photos on your own blog - you are very talented!
@Shahab: Thanks very much Shahab!
Fujifilm FinePix F31fd
1/75 second
F/2.8
ISO 400
8 mm