Natural History Museum in London – taken in August 1999 by David Randel. Shot on Negative film.

Tip: Important for an architectural photograph like this is to make sure that the photograph is perfectly symmetrical with equal detail on each side. To do this make sure that you are exactly in the middle of the symmetrical subject that you want to shoot and that the film/ sensor plane is parallel to the wall. To stop the lines from converging, you can use a tilt and shift lens to get up to a height where your camera is pointing neither upwards nor downwards when you frame the building.