Architectural Photography

• By Zara Berg

What is it??

Is broadly known to be the idea of taking photos of the interior and exterior of a building or more than one. They use various angles, setting, timing and effects to create a wonderful picture that capturers your eye. It can be of a skyscraper or of a simple run down shack, this even includes lamp post bridges and other man made things. Some photographers focus on the light and others make sure that there is a lot of color in there photo.

• When you think about architectural photography you probably only think of buildings but it is much more. These things also show the beauty around us. They use the same techniques as buildings do. The light in every photo can make all the difference.

• A lot of photographers focus on the part of the building with the most design, or they take a photo at night so you can see all the lights in the photo and it creates an effect that needs little editing. This photo you can see is the ceiling of a building and there is light coming through the window.

• There are many architectural photographers in Oregon. Some of them are Paula Watts and Lincoln Barbour are a couple of the most popular photographers in Oregon. They mostly take architectural photos of the inside of buildings, and travel many other places.

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