ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Perspective control is a key aspect of this niche due to the sheer size of most buildings.
ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Another self-explanatory genre, architectural photography is when the main subject matter of the photograph is a building’s exterior or interior. These shots tend to be pretty accurate representations of the construction that are taken in a way that is also aesthetically pleasing to the eye.
Exterior shots usually use daylight to capture the building along with nearby landscaping features. They can also be shot at night using ambient lighting from street lights, surrounding landscape, or moonlight.
Interior shots can be complementary to exterior shots to further depict a particular architectural style or can be used as a standalone.
Perspective control is a key aspect of this niche due to the sheer size of most buildings. The large-format view cameras of olden days, tilt/shift lenses, and post-processing can all contribute to getting a great shot of a big building.
Mario Arvelo
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