November 2018

[Akira]

@f8 i presume

Fons, it was shot with 50/1.8G at f4.0.

[John Geerts]

Demolished Church...

D850  35-200/3.5 Ai-S

[Fons Baerken]

Demolished Church...

D850  35-200/3.5 Ai-S

Empty soul.

[Akira]

Demolished Church...

D850  35-200/3.5 Ai-S

Looks really sad...(not your image but the church.  Your image conveys the sadness very nicely, strange to say.)

[Frank Fremerey]

sinar p2 tilt/swing D850 as digiback Schneider Apo Digitar 5.6/120mm

[Frank Fremerey]

Demolished Church...

D850  35-200/3.5 Ai-S

looks like architecture from the 1930ies

[timh]

D800E + Micro-NIKKOR 200mm f/4D

[John Geerts]

Thanks Fons, Akira and Frank.  Yes the church was built between 1931 and 1933.

There are more ways to 'describe' the situation.   For 'Tilburgers.nl' I chose a more 'nostalgic' approach...    https://www.tilburgers.nl/gesloopte-sacramentskerk/

[pluton]

I agree. I also like how the eye is drawn into the photo by the plane of focus.

Reminds me of the look of old-fashioned multiplane animation.

[golunvolo]

A cone

[Frank Fremerey]

good morning conflicting lines

[Akira]

good morning conflicting lines

Dynamic scene that pleasantly confuses the sense of gravity.

[Birna Rørslett]

Shot with the Z7+35/1.8S combo yesterday afternoon, whilst driving in Ruth's electric Kia to a meeting in Oslo. The windscreen is dirty as usual this time of the year, as people have started using studded tyres and thereby rough up the road surface.

I did notice an unexpected sighting on this unpretentious snapshot, viz. the car in front of us is an electric Jaguar. I didn't know such an animal existed!!! Just goes to show how fast electric cars are becoming the new norm over here (40% of new cars sold now are electric and the figure is rising sharply).

[Frank Fremerey]

Dynamic scene that pleasantly confuses the sense of gravity.

and the birds are random extras. I could see next to no thing in the blazing sun

[Frank Fremerey]

Shot with the Z7+35/1.8S combo yesterday afternoon, whilst driving in Ruth's electric Kia to a meeting in Oslo. The windscreen is dirty as usual this time of the year, as people have started using studded tyres and thereby rough up the road surface.

I did notice an unexpected sighting on this unpretentious snapshot, viz. the car in front of us is an electric Jaguar. I didn't know such an animal existed!!! Just goes to show how fast electric cars are becoming the new norm over here (40% of new cars sold now are electric and the figure is rising sharply).

https://www.jaguar.de/jaguar-modelle/i-pace/index.html