Ed Ogle
October 2026 - Denver art museum
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About the Image(s)
Canon R5 with Canon RF 7-14mm Lens
14mm f/10 EV-0.33 1/80second ISO 1250
I took this architectural photo this month at Denver Art Museum which was designed by famed Italian architect Gio Ponti in 1971. I converted it to black and white with Photoshop. Before the conversion I reduced the highlights and increased the shadows. I also corrected the geometric distortion caused by the fisheye lens I was using.
6 comments posted
Interesting image, many lines but forming a good pattern, the eye is led to the centre. I like it. Posted: 10/04/2026 13:45:22
It's a little hard to decipher, but after looking at it a while, I get it. The wall on the right is a huge mural, well lit by the skylight. Very interesting shot of fascinating architecture. Posted: 10/04/2026 13:47:49
You did a good job of photographing this very interesting architecture. I like the crop that you made, and conversion to mono was a good choice. The colors distract. Like Somdutt said, the eye is drawn to the center stairway. Posted: 10/19/2026 13:38:47
I love pattern pictures like this, even when it is quite hard to decipher what they are. It is perfect for mono because there is so little colour in the original. I wondered whether you should crop the left hand side to take out the light coloured triangle at the bottom because it is so much on the edge. I think if you do, that the eye is drawn more towards the converging lines of the ceiling. Posted: 10/19/2026 13:45:48
Cropping on the left is an excellent idea. Posted: 10/21/2026 13:43:19
Ed
This is my type of work I like exhalent shot just a little more light on the bass.
You and Somdutt take the bacon this time .
Posted: 10/19/2026 19:32:40
This is my type of work I like exhalent shot just a little more light on the bass.
You and Somdutt take the bacon this time .
Posted: 10/19/2026 19:32:40