Thread: Shooting black and white with the RX100

A walkthrough of my office (showcasing architects hardly at work)


From the main gate



The reception area



The corridor from reception to studio



Main technical studio



Main studio, looking back



Design studio downstairs



Conference



Partner's cabin

I'd like to work in your office

Great work, and great proof of the RX100

Originally Posted by Luke

I'd like to work in your office

Luke, I would be happy to hand it over to you and draw a salary instead.

Really nice design on the building. I love reinforced concrete architecture. I'm a big Corbusier fan. Admittedly, I also love van der Rohe too. Architecture really lost me with Michael Graves. I think there is a sort transcendent serenity with Corbusier and van der Rohe. Even Wright if you strip away the ornamentation. But man he really needed taller ceilings. I did a tour of Falling Water one time. I'm only 5'11'' and I felt a bit claustrophobic.

Oscar Niemeyer. Awesomely weird. Love it. Louis Kahn too. The Kimball Art Museum is fantastic. I go there all the time. Sorry, I got to thinking.....which is never a good thing. Great photos.

Richard Neutra also. Sorry.

Nice set Boid. Did you get a replacement RX100?

Nice pics, looks like the office has a nice atmosphere! I like the tonality of these shots too! Not too contrasty but not too flat either, with that nice fluidity that B&W prints sometimes have.

Originally Posted by bartjeej

Nice pics, looks like the office has a nice atmosphere! I like the tonality of these shots too! Not too contrasty but not too flat either, with that nice fluidity that B&W prints sometimes have.

Nice pics! Brings back memories of developing 135 b&w film in Microdol-X.

Briar, I didn't. Seems I was shooting it all wrong. One has to keep the DR on Auto at all times to keep from blowing out highlights, and up the ISO a bit.