This is a picture I took of the Gila Valley LDS Temple on a recent trip to Arizona. It’s my first display of architectural photography and I immediately see some of the challenges.
For one, the wide angle I used on the lens makes it so that the lines aren’t going upward in a perfectly straight line. That makes sense considering our eyes see much the same thing, but internally I think we have a tendency to “straighten” out the lines when we look at it.
It was a good time for a photo with the sun literally right behind the steeple. It gives it that otherwordly glow that a temple should have.
The jpg compression really did a number on this one. It looks much better in its RAW format.