The power of looking up in architecture photography
When it comes to architecture photography, looking up is inevitable. Towering skyscrapers will often force you to point your camera to their height. Some buildings
When it comes to architecture photography, looking up is inevitable. Towering skyscrapers will often force you to point your camera to their height. Some buildings
If you’re in need of a creative exercise for developing your eye for details, getting into architecture photography is one of your options. You can
Last month, we talked about architectural interiors and tips on getting the best images on location. Now, let’s talk about architectural exteriors, as it’s a
Architecture is all around us. Sometimes we use our cameras to create art from what we see instead of merely capturing moments. Here are a
This is the lower right hand corner of the frame, this seriously rivals my 14-24 from Nikon – I’m envious! Granted, its 17mm not 14 – impressive nonetheless!
After exploring architectural abstracts, let’s dive into the world of architectural interiors! It can be a pretty wide category, with clients ranging from real estate
While I may be a tad obsessed with reflections in my photography, using them in architectural images can take your shots from good to something
We attended a professional baseball game for the first time in literally decades. We had cousins visiting from Japan for a few days and when
As a commercial architectural photographer, most of my clients want images shot in great weather conditions: Blue skies, maybe a few clouds, green grass, leaves
Architectural photography is a pretty wide genre, and while you may know some ways to photograph architecture, I bet that you don’t know all of
While you can definitely shoot great images in the middle of the day, the time of day is a key element of shooting cityscapes. My favorite
Do you photograph real estate for a living? Then you may want to pay close attention to some of the forces at work in the