Remnants of the first banking drive through I ever experienced.
Boring-techture. By demand.
For those not into architectural photography Ezra Stoller was a giant in the field as
far back as the late 1940s. He used an 8x10 view camera to photography buildings and residences of note. He liked all of the vertical lines to be perfect.
So wonderful that we demand exactly the same geometric constraints here in 2023.
It's as though styles never change.
Bonus: An interesting video about Monochrome sensor cameras by one of my favorite BW photographers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDxHq3Zlbz8
