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15 Photographs From The Art Of Building Photography Competition

11. ‘Near to fire for bricks’

15 Photographs From The Art Of Building Photography Competition

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Photographer: Rajaram

Photographer’s Comments: “The people are working near a hot fire to burn the bricks. To make a single brick is not as easy as we think.”

12. ‘Kiss’

15 Photographs From The Art Of Building Photography Competition

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Photographer: Zoltán Balogh

Photographer’s Comments: “Women cross the street in front of one of the most famous pub ruins of Budapest. The VIIth district of Budapest is famous from these pubs which are located in old houses of the downtown of Budapest.”

13. ‘In the brick kiln’

15 Photographs From The Art Of Building Photography Competition

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Photographer: Phuc Ngo

Photographer’s Comments: “The brick is used in building. Brick architecture is unique.”

14. ‘The last tower’

15 Photographs From The Art Of Building Photography Competition

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Photographer: Zoltán Balogh

Photographer’s Comments: “The old boat loader building next to the bank of the river Danube looks like a remnant of a forgotten civilization.”

15. ‘Elements’

15 Photographs From The Art Of Building Photography Competition

Image source: Art of Building

Photographer: Jim Dunn

Photographer’s Comments: “A colleague of mine alerted me to the CIOB Art of Building competition which he had seen details of in a magazine. The image I submitted was taken about a year ago during the construction of the Riverside Museum in Glasgow which will open in Spring 2011. It has been designed by Zaha Hadid architects. For the past few years, I have been documenting the construction of the building which is being constructed on the site of an old dockyard. Every couple of months I go down to the site and photograph the next stage – as you can probably imagine I have hundreds of images. I used a new plug-in for Photoshop CS4 – ‘merge to HDR’ to heighten the sense of drama in the image.”

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