Videos
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3 Compositional "No-nos" in Architectural Photography
As Architectural Photographers, we are taking the three-dimensional world and putting it into two dimensions. There are a few things compositionally that make it difficult for us to create a sense of depth that we want in our images. In this episode, we look at 3 particular "no-nos".
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Four easy ways to immediately improve your compositional skills
Just as racers previsualize the track before they race, and musicians practice chords and scales before they attempt real pieces, we can practice composing our architectural photographs even without a camera in hand. Here are four common situations for you to previsualize shots. Practicing this way will immediately improve your visual acuity and speed up your compositional decision making when you are actually working in the field.
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Architectural Photography - Perfect timing for the perfect shot
Five minutes, either way can make the difference between an "Ok" photo and an absolutely spectacular perfect photo. In this episode, I show you a few elements of what makes a perfectly timed architectural photograph. -
Practice seeing proportions with Photoshop grid guides
In this episode, we take a look at using Photoshop's grid guides to help compose your architectural photography. This lesson will help develop your eye for proportional systems while out in the field. -
“How to Fix a Bad Sky in Photoshop”
In episode 2 of my new series, I will show you how to fix a bad sky in your architectural photos. There will be situations in the field that are beyond your control and we can't always have a perfect sky, however here is my workflow in post-production to get a more acceptable sky in your photo.
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