Weekly #818 - Architecture in Mono Competition
| Title | Weekly #818 - Architecture in Mono |
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| Judge | tyronet2000 | Closing Date | 14/05/2023 | Opting Out | If you'd like to enter but not keen on creating and judging the following competition you have the option to opt out. If you're selected as the winning photo simply create a report saying that you'd like Admin to take over and we'll do the rest. |
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This can be any architecture from anywhere home or abroad but in mono. Need not be the whole structure but a part which stands out. Good luck |
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Winning Photograph
Competition Entries
Photographs uploaded to the Weekly #818 - Architecture in Mono competition.
Posted 15/05/2023 - 08:50
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Brilliant, thanks for the fast and effective judging Stan!
Well done to our winner Mike, and to all who entered! What have you got for us now Mike?
Well done to our winner Mike, and to all who entered! What have you got for us now Mike?
Best regards, John
Posted 15/05/2023 - 10:14
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Thanks Stan!
Wow that was a surprise, such a great collection of images.
Now I'll have to get my thinking hat on.
Best regards
Mike
Wow that was a surprise, such a great collection of images.
Now I'll have to get my thinking hat on.
Best regards
Mike
Posted 15/05/2023 - 11:08
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Thanks for the coveted second place!! The car park - known colloquially as the Cheese Grater - is a bit of a marmite building ; some people love it and some people hate it!
Posted 15/05/2023 - 16:20
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Thank you for a great subject Stan.
I love the entries here and welcome your comments.
All the best!
I love the entries here and welcome your comments.
All the best!
Posted 15/05/2023 - 19:27
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Thanks Stan, good entries and judging. Well done to Mike for1st place, and also to Gareth and David.
Posted 15/05/2023 - 22:06
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Well done MikeinDevon and runners up as they were really good entries, thanks also to host TyroneT for judging.
Posted 16/05/2023 - 17:47
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Congrats MikeinDevon, fabulous image, love the composition! Worthy winner! And extended to garethjmorgan and davidwozhere. And thanks to Tyronet2000 for a wonderful challenge, judging exercise and C&C"s as always much appreciated. I continue to be inspired by the awesome submissions to the weekly and monthly challenges.
Posted 17/05/2023 - 18:27
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Bravo au participants et félicitation aux vainqueurs ! - Congratulations to the participants and congratulations to the winners!
Francis - èfbé -
Posted 17/05/2023 - 23:49
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Well done Mike and Gareth - and everyone else - some really nice images in there. And thank you for the 3rd Stan.
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15 years
Northumberland
The sort of image I had in mind for this competition showing a detail of the building.
Lots of detail throughout
The Ebrington Arms by johnriley
I like the IR exposure done on this image.
Shows the stonework involved in the building imagine it’s quite “olde worlde” inside.
The Cheesegrater by garethjmorgan
I wonder what the public make of this building. Look like a pile of boxes randomly stacked up.
Well exposed and sharp.
Manchester by sueriley
I liked the way the symmetry of the building and showing people dashing to get out the rain.
Alpha Tower - Birmingham brutalism. By davidwozhere
Hints of that old song boxes made of “Ticky Tacky and they all look the same”
Well taken.
Voûte céleste - Vault of heaven by Francisbd
Fantastic piece brickwork and well photographed showing the detail in this work.
Roof Beams by PRYorkshire
Certainly built to last and not too much dust to be seen. Somewhere else I’ll not see so
Thanks for sharing.
Winchester Cathedral by takuaman
Have only seen this building from the outside and I think you have caught this very well
Showing the age of the place and a reason to preserve such structures.
University Limerick by Flan
Very angular so beauty would be in the eyes of the beholder or architect. Nevertheless well exposed
through the shadows to the lights.
Architecture rising from the Architect of Nature by dewsburya
An impressive spire and wondering if this is part of a larger building hidden from view by the trees.
Fills the brief of showing a section of the structure..
Modern Living by Simonmac
Plain building but people have to have somewhere to live.
Lovely viewpoint from the top but would hope the lift is always working.
Chapel of St Peter-on-the-wall by retsoor
Looks quite old and shows how buildings were constructed with large cornerstones
for additional strength. Perhaps for the brief a corner would have been enough
Window Reflections by Noelcm
A perfect arch enhanced by the reflection of a tree. A fine example of modern architecture.
Sorry for the brevity of the comments as I’m a bit out of practice. The image were are very good so well done and thanks for entering.
These are the three I’ve chosen are
1st Place Wells Cathedral Chapter House - Rib Vaulting by MikeinDevon
2nd Place The Cheesegrater by garethjmorgan
3rd Place Alpha Tower - Birmingham brutalism. By davidwozhere
Highly commended every one else.
Stan
PPG