I'm more so into residential architecture
Nyc brownstones are the goat housing design
San francisco Victorian houses
New Orleans creole architecture
Some good photography. Unless I stand still like a statue, i could never capture something like that. Do you use a tripod?
And rooftoppers, as in the ones that break in to buildings and climb to the top? Dem man around the world who do that are brave as hell and yh they get some really good shots.
I'm from Trinidad so it's small compared to most big countries but it can still be beautiful
The building in the forefront is in the shape of our national flower
That's it from closer
it was built by a state owned development corporation so I'm not sure who the architect is. There's also one in the south part of the county in the shape of a music note.Nah thats fine man, dont matter how big or small the skyline is, just as long as the architecture is present and gives off a visual statement of the city.
The skyline at night is beautiful
at that performing arts building. Am struggling to find out who the architect of the building is tho.
Either way, good to see some Caribbean skylines included in the thread
Ayt, thats decent man. Lol that makes sense. A few years ago i went up to the roof of a building and took photos after asking the only staff member there if i could, despite him not being allowed to do it and reminding me not to tell nobody that they allowed me up there
Some of them photos look decent enough for you to sell to companies to put up on their office walls, thats me assuming that you're a freelance photographer. Am sure managers of the buildings you're photographing would appreciate some of your work too. This way you could atleast start to make connections with those that could give you access to the roofs of towers
Do you usually sell your work?
it was built by a state owned development corporation so I'm not sure who the architect is. There's also one in the south part of the county in the shape of a music note.
