Architecture photography

A week ago we were taking pictures of architecture in the city of Leicester. We went for a 2 hour walk around the city. Below I put a contact sheet and a selection of four photos. All photos were taken with Nikon Z6 camera with Sigma Art 35 mm 1.4 lens.

I like the first photo because of the interesting building painted in stripes. I also like the reflection of the light from the skyscraper that is behind in the background.

35mm F/10 1/200 s ISO 100

For the next picture I liked the inscription on the street, I took this picture vertically. The street was empty

35mm F/8 1/200 s ISO 100

The next photo shows the facade of the building, which is made of interesting metal window sills.

35mm F/8 1/50 s ISO 100

I liked the last photo I chose not only because of the architecture but also because of the light coming from between the buildings.

35mm F/8 1/160 s ISO 100

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