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01_Chapter I_II

Published by Hữu Nhựt Trần, 2021-07-11 03:30:05

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2 Chapter II: Types of Photography Conclusion Street Photography If you want to hone your photographic skills and are up to the challenge of capturing emotions, gestures, and moments in time that tell a story, then give this genre of photography a try. If you do, you will find that capturing life on the streets in ways that make the everyday seem extraordinary is extremely rewarding. Additionally, you will find that your photographic skills improve! Consequently, the things that you learn shooting street can be applied across the other genres of photography that you like to shoot. 47

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Chapter II: Types of Photography 1 Architectural Photography What is Architectural Photography? Architectural Photography is simply photographing the design aesthetics of buildings and structures. There are different types of subjects when it comes to Architectural Photography – it can cover tall buildings, bungalow houses, heritage sites, modern buildings, farm barns, bridges, warehouses, factories, and many more… 49

Chapter II: Types of Photography 1 Architectural Photography What is Architectural Photography? Aside from the common buildings that we see, Architecture Photography also covers shooting buildings, walkways, arches, and other structures that serve a different purpose other than providing shelter or space. Highlighting the design of these structures including patterns and other design aesthetics is the first concern of an Architectural Photographer. 50

Chapter II: Types of Photography 2 Architectural Photography Styles of Architecture Photography Exterior architecture photography Interior architecture photography 51

Chapter II: Types of Photography 3 Architectural Photography Are the Best Cameras for Architecture Photography Smartphones Flash Digital cameras, Standard camera lens Specialty camera lenses View cameras Elevation Tripod 55

4 Chapter II: Types of Photography Architectural Photography Techniques Position matters Zoom in on details Keep an eye out for dynamic shapes Zoom out on the landscape Incorporate other structures or rooms Find the right light Shoot from every angle Play with your camera settings Shoot at different times and conditions Do your research 53 Get a first impression

4 Chapter II: Types of Photography Architectural Photography Techniques 54 Considering we are surrounded by architecture, from the ancient to the hyper-modern, it’s a good thing little skill or expertise is required to nab that perfect shot. As long as you have a camera in hand, you can begin experimenting with architecture photography, starting in your own home before exploring the world beyond.

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