San Diego , California
Architectural Photographer
Architecture
photography is about capturing a building at it's best. Often that means
waiting for the best sunlight or weather, or until the right time when
there are no people in the scene. It can mean getting up long before sunrise
and driving to a distant location, only to find several cars left overnight
right where you need to shoot.Good architectural photographers understand
how to control and manipulate light.
Exteriors
of buildings always look their best with sunlight on the face of them,
and an overcast day can mean postponing the shoot to a better day. Interiors
often look their best when the architectural photographer takes advantage
of the existing light, and just bumps it up a little to make the room
look natural. Blasting the whole room with flash so that there are no
beautiful shadows can make a flat and ugly picture. Using the existing
light from lamps or from the sun, and increasing it's intensity while
softening the shadows can make an interior look inviting. |
