Urban scenes without people; sky is okay

This is a place for images of small or medium-size scenes that don't fit in Urban Candids because they have no people and don't fit in Urban Fragments because they contain some sky. Large, sweeping vistas would go in Cityscapes.

I'll start.

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Emerging Patterns by Alveric, on ipernity

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airfrogusmc wrote in post #16901307

Love this one!!!

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meeko031 wrote in post #16901571
@ohlook thanks for starting the thread!!!

Owain Shaw wrote in post #16901623
This is the thread I've been waiting for!

Thanks, guys. Despite the awkwardness about setting it up, it does fill a need. Sometimes, when I'm out, I've skipped subjects or framed differently to keep out sky so the shot could go in Urban Fragments. That shouldn't happen.

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OhLook wrote in post #16901672
Thanks, guys. Despite the awkwardness about setting it up, it does fill a need. Sometimes, when I'm out, I've skipped subjects or framed differently to keep out sky so the shot could go in Urban Fragments. That shouldn't happen.

Agreed.

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One Upmanship by Alveric, on ipernity

'The success of the second-rate is deplorable in itself; but it is more deplorable in that it very often obscures the genuine masterpiece. If the crowd runs after the false, it must neglect the true.' —Arthur Machen
Why 'The Histogram' Sux

I've been thinking a lot of architecture as national culture and character recently. nothing new I know (hello Walker Evans) but still, a very interesting topic. here is some Englishness for you all.

thanks for a new thread OL, it's a very useful one

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ziemowit wrote in post #16904175
I've been thinking a lot of architecture as national culture and character recently. . . . here is some Englishness for you all.

So the English mix commercial and residential uses in the same block, just like us! Who knew?

thanks for a new thread OL, it's a very useful one

You're welcome, and thanks for your contributions.

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