Architecture Photos

Whether classical or contemporary, architectural photography can be as challenging as it is rewarding. Be sensitive to the direction of light as this can increase contrast, shadows, textures and reflections. A fish eye or wide-angle lens is ideal because it enables photographers to frame the entire building within an environment. White balance can be difficult in an interior setting, especially in artificial lighting; so compensate using a white balance menu or by taking a reading from grey card. The sun going down offers an opportunity to capture a new form architectural photograph. To shoot a structure such as a silhouette during sunset, position the architecture between yourself and the sun. Reflections can add an extra dimension and can create a canvas on which a building can be playfully distorted.

Beno Saradzic also won 2nd place at 3rd Annual Spaces of Light Photography Competition 2013

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PHOTOGRAPHER: Beno Saradzic

PLACE: Corniche Road

TITLE: Etihad Towers

LOCATION: Abu Dhabi

SETTING: Shutter Priority Mode

PURPOSE OF THE SHOT: “A dramatic aerial view of the newly completed tower shot for the project owner”

CAMERA MODEL: Canon 5D Mk2

F-STOP/APERTURE: f/4

ISO: 800

SHUTTER SPEED: 1/800 sec

TIP: Architectural photography at its best can convey the experience of being in and around a built environment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PHOTOGRAPHER: Beno Saradzic

PLACE: Zighy Bay, Oman

TITLE: Luxury Villa

LOCATION: Six Senses Zighy Bay

SETTING: Manual Mode

PURPOSE OF THE SHOT: “Exterior night time view of the villa and its private swimming pool”

CAMERA MODEL: Canon 5D Mk2

F-STOP/APERTURE: f/8

ISO: 100

SHUTTER SPEED: 30 sec

TIP: In general, the older the structure, the more environmental context is required.

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PHOTOGRAPHER: Beno Saradzic

PLACE: Slovenia, Ljubljana

TITLE: Slovenian National Theatre and Ballet

LOCATION: Ljubljana

SETTING: Manual Mode

PURPOSE OF THE SHOT: “Exterior view of the opera’s main entrance elevation”

CAMERA MODEL: Canon 5D Mk2

F-STOP/APERTURE: f/11

ISO: 100

SHUTTER SPEED: 30 sec

TIP: Using your hands or your mind, crop the preceding images and see if they still work.

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By Shahid Saeed

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