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Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Top architectural photo tips
Top architectural photo tips
1. Timing is everything
Experiment with light. Few subjects alter so radically with the changing og light as buildings. Any large structure can take on a totally new character depending on the time of the day it's photographed.
2. Change your point of view.
Don't go for the obvious angle. Take a long look at your subject and size up its "face". Only set a tripod when you've found the shot.
3. Isolate small details
A building or a structure can project character through small items such as decoration , art, or fittings. Keep your eyes peeled for unusual items that make up a building character.
4. Check your copyright
Some installations - such as the lights on the Eiffel Tower - are copyrighted. Check wheter photography inside a private building is allowed.
5.Side lighting is best.
photographing building that are backlit is hard to do well. Likewise , head-on lighting is brutal and reduces form. try photograph with sidelighting for best result.
6. Explore the darker side
Try a few shots for different style of photo. Most buildings look fabulous at dusk when they're lit but still some detail in the sky.
1. Timing is everything
Experiment with light. Few subjects alter so radically with the changing og light as buildings. Any large structure can take on a totally new character depending on the time of the day it's photographed.
2. Change your point of view.
Don't go for the obvious angle. Take a long look at your subject and size up its "face". Only set a tripod when you've found the shot.
3. Isolate small details
A building or a structure can project character through small items such as decoration , art, or fittings. Keep your eyes peeled for unusual items that make up a building character.
4. Check your copyright
Some installations - such as the lights on the Eiffel Tower - are copyrighted. Check wheter photography inside a private building is allowed.
5.Side lighting is best.
photographing building that are backlit is hard to do well. Likewise , head-on lighting is brutal and reduces form. try photograph with sidelighting for best result.
6. Explore the darker side
Try a few shots for different style of photo. Most buildings look fabulous at dusk when they're lit but still some detail in the sky.
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