Cubism in Architecture

[John 2]

A couple more from Copenhagen that suggested mono plus one that was sheer chance. The pure simplicity of the architecture attracted me. All Fuji XT1 with the 18-55mm kit lens.

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[Rebel]

John, when I read the title I was expecting something along the lines of Picasso or Duchamps

Anyway, these are excellent...right up my street!

I absolutely love #2, great PP work on all of them to

[John 2]

Thanks Matt, for the swift response. I had no idea until I looked it up, that Cubism eventually broke free of its artistic origins and began to influence both architecture and furniture design.

[Ziggy]

Very well taken and processed John. Number 2 stands out to me.

[wilgk]

Terrific work, the texture & dimension you have been able to portray is amazing.

[Shadowman]

Nice captures.

[Mike Buckley]

Great eye in all three! I can't imagine a better example of the benefits of working the scene.

[Barbara Ponder]

Wonderful captures!

[Wandjina]

Three excellent photos. Well done John.

[IzzieK]

#1 is very neat...In #2 I was more interested in the person with a baby walker (?) I was peering and hoping you'd catch a bigger picture in one of the cubes then #3 came up...I love that last one...Anything more similar?

[bnnrcn]

Excellent set John

[John 2]

Thanks all for the comments. The architecture in Copenhagen is an eclectic mix of very old and new. The nice thing is they have shied away from the purely functional when it comes to the new and consequently there are some stunning modern structures.

Mike, working the scene is usually a bit of a luxury but occasionally, on holiday, I am allowed the opportunity.

[Rob Ekins]

Great set John.
I love #2.

[FootLoose]

Good eye, John. I love that 2nd shot, too.

[John 2]

Thanks Robbie, thanks Greg.