I went back to a favorite haunt... the tall buildings on Bunker Hill in downtown Los Angeles this weekend to test a wide-angle lens. Most of the images in this post are of a 55 story building called the Bank of America Tower.    

The first image is the simplest.  A  straight on shot of the upper floors centered clearly in the middle of the image:

There is a large Calder statue called the "Four Arches" located on the plaza entrance to the buidling.  The statue is 45 feet tall and was commissioned in 1975. Here's a shot looking up through the arches:

The next image is from the same spot but the camera is pointed level at the building:

My favorite of this sequence, though, is this:

Then I turned around 180 degrees and framed this Black and White shot:

I'll close with this picture of a new modern art museum called the Broad which should be opening soon.  It is located about a block away:

The architecture of Downtown Los Angeles continues to interest me photographically.  I always seem to come away from a shoot there with something new and interesting.

I hope you enjoyed the view.  As always, thanks for looking!

Adam