SOUTHERN TIER ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY.
Southern Tier Architectural Photography is one of my specialties. I have done commissioned work and images designed for large prints for state or local galleries. My images of churches and synagogues and mansions represent an important aspect of the cultural history of the Southern Tier. The task of recording history as represented in architectural photography comes naturally to me as my first degree actually was a B.A. Honors in history. I also taught economics at the university level. A good indicator of the economy of the
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Nancy Basmann Photography
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Email: nancy@nancybasmann.com
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Southern Tier finds itself in a dilapidated mansion, a leaning church, or a crumbling house for sale. In the history of photography, architectural images often have been the chosen subjects to represent an age. Think of the Walker Evans depictions of rural dwellings during the Great Depression. While architectural photography involves the same compositional and lighting considerations as landscape photography, it also can require special aptitude in capturing complicated forms. I prefer to use the architectural, or tilt-shift lenses to capture the straight, parallel lines as well as the central axes of buildings or interiors. The images below belong to a growing portfolio of Southern Tier Architectural Photography.
I marked the images to prevent free use of my images by other businesses. I sell for reasonable prices small digital images or prints of different sizes. The type of print is up to you–canvas, metallic, acrylic, luster or fine art papers –it is up to you. Please let me know if you wish to purchase an image. My email address is [email protected].
Please lick an image to begin the Southern Tier architectural photography slide-show.
- Historic Owego, New York
- Lake Street, Owego, New York
- Owego, New York. A promotional image at the New York State Museum in Albany Landscape Exhibit 3 Sept. 2010-19 Mar. 2011
- Abandoned church, Rte 3023, between Dimock and Nicholson Pa.
- St John’s Episcopal Church, Speedsville, New York. 1832. On the Registry of Historic Locations. The church really leans. It has a tiny congregation.
- On Main St, Newark Valley, dates from 1803. The church has housed over its life several denominations.
- Abandoned church, Union Center, New York
- St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Endicott, New York
- St Augustin Church, Brackney Pa., 1829-
- United Methodist Church, Flemingville, New York has a small congregation.
- St Maximus the Confessor Orthodox Church, Owego, New York
- Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic Church, Johnson City, New York
- Catholic church, Main St, Binghamton
- Hanukah, Kilmer mansion of Temple Concord, Binghamton NY
- Old train station, Binghamton, New York
- Dilapidated mansion, Campville, New York
- Old house for sale, Welton, New York
- In Moravia, New York
- Roberson Museum, Binghamton, New York
- Roberson Museum, Binghamton, New York
- Bridge at the Confluence of the Chenango and Susquehanna Rivers, Binghamton, New York
- Perry building at the new roundabout, Binghamton, New York
- Former Masonic temple, Main St, Binghamton, New York is crumbling inside.
- Broome County Courthouse, Binghamton, New York
- Broome County Courthouse, Binghamton, New York
- Chabad House, Vestla New York
- Lost Dog Cafe in building from 1886, Binghamton, New York
- Old Binghamton New York
- The abandoned box factory, Willow St, Johnson City, NY is gone now, replaced by the SUNY Pharmacy School
- Binghamton Historic District
- The Lao United Methodist Church at Westover, near Home Depot
- The Old IBM Plant, North St, Endicott, Dec. 2020