I recently joined NAM and noticed some of the wonderful work of the photographers. Admiring much of the posted work I thought to introduce some of my own photography.

Some of my work is in architectural photography. Not however, in the traditional sense. I work in a more abstract art fashion. My clients are interested in having their projects photographed as works of art.

In a certain sense beauitfully designed buildings or houses, particularly by the greats: FLLW, Saarinen, Calatrava, Le Corbusier, Meier, IM Pei, et al, are indeed works of high art.

I nearly always work with natural light only, both in and out of the studio and avoid anything except the most minor changes with photo manipulation software. My equipment of choice is and always has been Leica, both in film and digital.

Below I have taken the liberty of including some previous work for your consideration. Additionally, I have placed links to higher quality versions of these same images in the Leica Photographers forum.

As previously stated, I admire much of the work posted here and am always interested in meeting and talking with fellow photographers.

Best Regards,

William

Iconic Le Corbusier
http://tinyurl.com/cjzbb

Cloud Monolith
http://tinyurl.com/8cvlv

The Sentinel-2
http://tinyurl.com/art5x


Iconic Le Corbusier


Cloud Monolith




The Sentinel-2

 

Those are fantastic, William. The lighting is beautiful and I love the abstract, almost other-worldly look. That they're not manipulated in PS makes them even better. I especially like the Trump Tower shot.

Welcome to NAM and I hope to see more from you.

Mark

 

Cloud Monolith: All I can say is:

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I really like that picture.

 

much agreed. Good stuff. The one with the clouds is fantabulous!

 

I really like how Sentinel-2 scrolls up the screen like a rocket launching! (bet you never looked at it like that?)
Now I have something else to spend time looking at, and looking forward to it.

 

the third picture is amazing !!!

 

Is Sentinel-2 the John Hancock building in Boston? As I have taken here:
http://www.joshwardell.com/pics/2005...30-114359.html

 

Cloud Monolith is unreal.. The building almost blends into the sky.