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lightbulbstudio11 · 2 years

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A Few Pointers to Help You Improve Your Architectural Photography

In today's image-obsessed culture, we consume a great deal of architecture through images rather than tangible, spatial encounters. The benefits of architectural photography are numerous; it helps individuals to gain a visual knowledge of structures they may never have the opportunity to visit in person, resulting in a useful resource that allows us to extend our architectural vocabulary. When it comes to architecture, though, one must remain skeptical of photography's drawbacks.

The following pointers are intended to help you improve not just the aesthetic strength of your architectural photography, but also the tales you can tell with it, by moving beyond individual photographs to explain buildings' interactions with their settings, space, and time.

Photograph under a range of weather situations and at different times of the day

When photographing architectural marvels by architecture photographer Canberra, people frequently seek the most dramatic lighting, such as sunset hours, when shadows are lengthy and colors are vibrant. Although technique typically produces incredibly atmospheric photographs, it only captures the atmosphere of the building at a single point in time. Taking a sequence of photos at different times of day, or even in varied weather conditions, might assist to tell a more complete story about the building's interaction with its surroundings.

Make adequate lighting a priority

When it comes to photographing, adequate lighting should always be a top priority. Great architectural lighting draws attention to a space, a specific structure, or an ambiance, and so serves to shape one's perception of what is significant in that particular architectural project.

Look for a new perspective

Playing with perspective is not only enjoyable, but it can also be quite rewarding. Taking the time to picture from a different perspective might reveal a neglected shape or abstraction of a building's detail, resulting in a new degree of beauty and appreciation for its form.

Don't be scared to integrate people into your design

People have always been excluded from architectural photography as if we somehow corrupt the clean, intended beauty. Fortunately, a growing number of well-known architecture photographer Canberra are bucking the trend. Don't be afraid to document our existence since architecture doesn't and wouldn't exist without people.

Make an effort not to objectify the structure

Imagine seeing a structure that you've only seen shot from that one, perfect viewpoint. One of the most serious flaws in architectural photography is objectifying a structure to the point that it can only be seen from one perspective. It's not so much the inflated urban myth that architects plan buildings with specific images of them in mind, but rather that photography becomes the major source of reference for architecture. It is not simple, but it is not impossible, to document the entire spatial environment of the building.

Make use of tools for post-production

Processing photographs has become a common practice in photography, allowing you to fine-tune your shots to completely match the mood you're going for. While photographs should only be edited with a clear grasp of what alterations are appropriate, applications like Photoshop and Lightroom are simple to use and include complex features like lens correction. Try Hugin if you're seeking for a simple solution to generate panoramic photography from a sequence of photographs.

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margaretbaggott · 6 years

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margaretbaggott · 6 years

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margaretbaggott · 6 years

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margaretbaggott · 6 years

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margaretbaggott · 6 years

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margaretbaggott · 6 years

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margaretbaggott · 6 years

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margaretbaggott · 6 years

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