Hearst Memorial Mining Building

[Bruce McL]

This building is located on the UC Berkeley campus, and was opened in 1907. These photos are from a visit on December 19, 2016. Taken with a Canon Powershot G1 X.

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[Luke]

reminds me a bit of our old City hall. Love the light in #5

 

[bluzcity]

Nice series, I can tell you put some thought into it. The 3rd one is my favorite. I like the way you left a bit of space on the right to carry the eye though the scene. They are all nice. Good job.

 

[SnapDawg]

These photos are from a visit on December 19, 2017. Taken with a Canon Powershot G1 X.

Some nice shots there but I'm actually more interested in your time machine.

 

[tonyturley]

Some nice shots there but I'm actually more interested in your time machine.

LOL . . . beat me to it. I was about to ask if he had a Delorean.

 

[Bruce McL]

Some nice shots there but I'm actually more interested in your time machine.

Oops, I was getting ahead of myself! Fixed now. Here are a couple of fisheye photos from earlier in the year. Taken with Panasonic GM5.

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[Ray Sachs]

I really like the next to last one in that first series. Just the layering of those arch corners really works well to my eye... The rest are good but mildly predictable, but that one is really nicely balanced in a less balanced, or at least less symettrical way... Are those with the first or second generation G1X?

 

[Bruce McL]

I really like the next to last one in that first series. Just the layering of those arch corners really works well to my eye... The rest are good but mildly predictable, but that one is really nicely balanced in a less balanced, or at least less symettrical way... Are those with the first or second generation G1X?

There are definitely a lot of scenes and views just waiting to be photographed in that building, especially with a fisheye lens. It's fun to go there and collect them though. I have the G1 X, not the G1 X Mark II. I bought it used about a month ago.