I'm just glad I don't live next to any of those buildings

If I lived next to them it'd make me sad I didn't live in happy building. So I'd burn it down.

Ie: Federation Square directly across from... everything else. :laughing: I hate so much modern architecture, but I've seen a few beautiful pieces, and some of the creations posted here have been very interesting.

That's a worldwide epidemic. As Rem Koolhaas (one of the main architectural terrorists of our time) said: "fuck the context".

Paris, France. 19th-century buildings, and amongst them.... the Pompidou Centre (1977). :eek:

http://img851.imageshack.us/img851/1...re20george.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/rrETU.jpg
The most recent pic I've taken. You can see it and others full size here

been diggin on learning basic photography.. any thoughts on any online lessons? S.O.S.

Today sunrise was gorgeous:

I'm gonna buy a reflex camera soon, but I'm still very pleased with my "old little Kodak", especially when taking night shots. It has a "night pic mode" (like many other cameras now, I guess): I just have to lean it on a pocket tripod and wait 5 or 6 seconds. Some of my latest results:

Almudena Cathedral and the Moon:

Those are really good night shots. I need a new camera, and I definitely would want it to take night shots because I think that would be the majority of what I'd take.

I agree, I think the night makes almost everything gorgeous.