Amateur Architecture

I know almost nothing formal about architecture, though I know what I like. I've also never done commercial architectural photography. But especially when I travel I find both old and modern buildings to sometimes be fascinating subjects. Also graffiti. Usually I photograph both of these when I'm walking an unfamiliar city looking to dostreet photography, and when not finding any worthwhile subjects look for something else to explore photographically.
Here then are some shooting ideas and a few shots taken on a recent (April, 2004) visit to Montreal, Quebec.
Churches
Churches are out of time. When modern buildings wear out they are simply replaced. But churches often stand for hundreds of years, even in North America. This means that in an urban setting they are likely to be surrounded by modern buildings, and this can make photographing them in an interesting ways both fun and challenging.
Ste Catherine Street Church
Minolta A2 @ ISO 100
What interested my about this particular churc...