Final 10 Architecture

Final 10
Architecture

FROM PILLAR TO POST

This was took at leamington spa

Its the Royal pump rooms they where designed and built by C.S.Smith

 of Warwick at a reputed cost of £30,000 and opened in July 1814

I took this shot with a tripod and used the self timer

I took at a angle looking down the street i used a my lens at 18mm

to get in all of the pillars from end to end and top to bottom .

Canon 450d

Lens 18-55mm at 18mm

Shutter speed 1.6 sec

Aperture F/3.5

ISO 100

Metering Evaluative

Tripod used

IRON TRACKS

This is the old railway bridge at stratford upon Avon Stannals Bridge

This used to be the route of the Great Western Railway between Stratford and Cheltenham

I wanted to get close up and show the texture of the bridge

I took it at a angel to get a different composition to a normal one

Canon 450d

Lens 60 mm

Shutter speed 1/80 sec

Aperture F/22

ISO 100

Metering Evaluative

UP STAGED

The royal Shakespeare Theatre at night

I took this with a tripod resting on a small wall to get this view

I used a small aperture to get all the detail of the building a used a long

shutter speed of 30 sec to get a good exposure

Canon 450d

Lens 18-55mm at 18mm

Shutter speed 30 sec

Aperture F/28

ISO 100

Metering Evaluative

Tripod used

TUDOR VIEW

I took this  photo of Hall's Croft it was home to Shakespeare's eldest daughter Susanna

 and her husband Dr John Hall before they moved to New Place on Shakespeare's death.

               Built in 1613 it is an impressive piece of architecture showing the wealth of the owners

I took many photos of the hall including this close up of the woodwork

I wanted to show another park of architecture the great skill of the Tudor craftsmen

I took this shot looking up to show off the wood work of the building

Canon 450d

Lens 50mm

Shutter speed 1/320 sec

Aperture F/4.5

ISO 100

Metering Evaluative

OX BRIDGE

The most photographed piece of architecture in Oxford

The Hertford Bridge also know as the Bridge Of Sighs

It was built in 1913/14 This was took as it was getting dark

I like the perspective of the bridge and the background building's

I used a ISO of 400 to help with exposure because of the falling light

and used the widest aperture for that lens f/3.5 and a shutter speed of 1/60 sec

Canon 450d

Lens 18-55mm at 20mm

Shutter speed 1/60 sec

Aperture F/3.5

ISO 400

Metering Evaluative

LIGHTS OF PASSAGE

  This was took at leamington spa at night Its the Royal pump rooms

        built in 1814 I took this to show a different composition

showing the floor tiles and the line of pillars and lights 

   I took it with a Tripod and a 4 sec shutter speed

Canon 450d

Lens 18-55mm at 28 mm

Shutter speed 4 sec

Aperture F/6.3

ISO 100

Metering Evaluative

Tripod used

LIGHT SIDE OF THE LAW

This is the Warwickshire Justice Centre in Leamington Spa

Its a very new building and it was officially opened in opened in August 2010

I took it with a tripod and I wanted to take it from a abnormal perspective

showing the lines and shapes of the building

Canon 450d

Lens 18-55mm at 18 mm

Shutter speed 8 sec

Aperture F/9

ISO 100

Metering Evaluative

Tripod used

TWILIGHT STUDY

The entrance to the Bodleian Library

The bronze statue is the Earl of Pembroke one time

Chancellor of Oxford University

 The Bodleian library is one of the oldest libraries in Europe

 and is the 2nd largest library in the UK

in its current incarnation, has a continuous history dating back to 1602

I wanted to show the library with the Earl in front i took it from angle to show

the great window and lines and texture of the walls.

 

Canon 450d

Lens 18-55mm at 18mm

Shutter speed 1/60 sec

Aperture F/5

ISO 400

Metering Evaluative

TUDOR TIMES

This is was took at Warwick its Lord Leycester hospital 

 its a one of a few building that survived the great fire of Warwick in 1694

 The building it self can be dated back as far as 1126 it was

built by Roger de Newburgh

I took my shot at night I used my camera handheld using

 the floor to help steady my camera for the 2 sec shutter speed

Canon 450d

Lens 18-55mm at 18 mm

Shutter speed 2 sec

Aperture F/5.6

ISO 800

Metering Evaluative

OXFORD GREYS

This is two building the building on right is the Radcliffe Camera 

designed by james gibbs in the English palladian style and

 built in 1737–1749 to house the radcliffe science museum

and the build in the far ground is All Souls College is one

 of the constituent colleges of the university of oxford

The College was founded by Henry VI in 1438

I wanted to capture two beautiful building together

I wanted to capture the light and reflections in the window

and also the texture and shapes of the brick work .

Canon 450d

Lens 18-55mm at 40mm

Shutter speed 1/60 sec

Aperture F/5

ISO 400

Metering Evaluative