How Do I Photograph An Office Building the Size and Scope of a Cathedral
The Rincon Center



Since my daughter works at this building I come here once in a while and I always become breathlessly overwhelmed by how to capture what it is like to be in this space. I take a few pictures and stop. Fortunately the last time I was there it was mid afternoon on a Friday when it was empty of people and the light just right. I have yet to capture the amazing and strange 4 story indoor waterfall to my satisfaction, but here it is anyway to complete the tour.

Let me know if you feel like you have had a virtual tour?
For Lens and Pens
View other entries from this week’s challenge:
http://nadinetomlinson.com/2015/04/27/food-phoneography-challenge-jamaican-holiday-ham/
https://streetsofsfphotos.wordpress.com/2015/04/27/shhhhhhh/
http://ohmsweetohm.me/2015/04/27/sallys-mobile-device-photography-challenge/
Great photos. What a place to work.
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She has applied for other jobs but the places are too dreary.
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Nice photos. Is this the building that has the restored mural? Ω
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Yes it is the old post office. Very near the Embaradero
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Carol, these pics are great! I’ve been to the building and felt like i was experiencing it anew and familiarly. Great shots. I need to have my next class with you at that building to get tips on how to take these kinds of photos. — Lonnie
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Fun Friday field trip!!!
Glad you like them.
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Nicely captured–number 3 is my favorite, because it’s on a scale that makes me feel as though I am about to take stroll through the long hallway. The monochromatic touch gives it an edge of the unknown with its emptiness and almost alien sense about it. Happy Photo Challenge.
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I labeled another version of #3 as alien landing strip. That is how it feels there too very empty. Thanks good to know I catured that feeling.
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It must be fun to work in such a lovely building.
janet
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Yes indeed! 🙂
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All great photos but my favorites were #2 and especially #3
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Great shots of a beautiful building. Do you happen to know who designed it??
Neal
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How about you look it up 101 Spear SF.
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I wish my building had a wading pool!
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You always put things in focus. 😀
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The third one is my favorite. It does look mysterious. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks fun to create too. 🙂
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Love that building, beautiful!
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