Architectural Photographers
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Sydney photographer Anthony Burns is the Director of Homepix Photography P/L. For over 20 years Anthony and his team have built a reputation for consistent high grade results that have kept his customers happy. Flexibility that covers; EVENTS What we have ...
Creative Architectural and Commercial Food & Beverage Photographer. Visual content solutions: Photos. Video. Interviews. Aerials. Specialising in hotel & hospitality, design and construction. I work with boutique and international hotel brands, builders, designers and architects to ...
An award winning and versatile location based commercial photographer, who enjoys creating images for Advertising, corporate, commercial, and Industrial uses. Currently Melbourne based, but equipped and prepared to travel intra or interstate for commercial assignments. My Personal work ...
Sophie Tomaras is a Property Photography Specialist. Architecture, Interiors and Commercial Photography. I take notice of the characteristics and the feeling that each project possesses. The aesthetics, the craftsmanship, the concepts, the finer details and the liveability. There are ...
Tim Collins Media your local Macedon Ranges photographer and videographer. I am an accredited and professionally trained photographer and have been in the industry for over 15 years. I live locally in Woodend with my wife, daughter, dogs, and ponies. I have a passion for creating beautiful ...
BEHIND THE LENS - Kirsten Woodforth APP M.Photog. Kirsten is a Newcastle based Professional Photographer, with over 20 years of experience in the industry. Kirsten's background in Fine Art and Graphic Design has elevated her Photographic career, her creativity and exploration of ...
If you want beautiful images taken with absolute care give me a call - 0447 222 057 I am a professional and I am interested in doing the very best I can for you as a customer. Affordable and reliable, I am available when you need me - I work for you! You only pay for your images ...
The most Experienced Professional Photographer in the area. We strive to obtain the required outcome for clients. The service we provide is personnel and you deal directly with Ian. Fast turn around, usually with in 24 hrs post photography and often available at short notice. We ...
I am a Photographer and Videographer with 30 years experience in the Advertising, Film and Television industries. A Casa Licensed and Insured Drone pilot. Resorts and Hotels, Fashion, Architecture, Jewellery, Real Estate, Food, Weddings and Events are the areas photographed. Ariel ...
I'm an experienced Commercial Photographer working throughout Melbourne and have been running my freelance business since 2006. I offer photography services for a variety of businesses including Architects, Interior Designers, Builders, Pool Companies, Real Estate Agents, Landscape ...
Specialising in Architectural, Commercial & Residential Real Estate, on-location lifestyle, street and landscape photography for corporate, Government and not-for-profit clients throughout Melbourne and Gippsland. Drone footage and stills shot with a Mavic Pro 2. Examples can be ...
Leading Australian creative designer, Stu French, has shaped visual and photographic experiences for some of the world's foremost brands, including Telstra, AGL, Bosch, Lotus Cars, and McLaren Automotive. Now working under the umbrella of creative agency, Fond Digital, Stu continues ...
If your looking for an accredited professional photographer you need, then your on the right page. With a fully equipped studio ,located in Seabrook, 15 minutes from the CBD, we provide the perfect setting for clients and all styles of photography with a minimum of fuss. With over 18 ...
With years of experience in the architectural and IT industries, along with his love for photography and great eye for detail, Vince joined Top Snap Franchise allowing him to follow his passion and merge his skills. Vinces history in real estate sales and property management, along ...
Location: Brisbane, Australia. Experience: 32 years Glenn Hunt is a Brisbane Professional Editorial and Commercial Photographer. Mentored and encouraged by an uncle who was a wedding and portrait photographer he soon found himself working for his local rural newspaper in the ...
Professional Photographer Specialising in Family Events | Social Events | Sport | Automotive | Landscapes and more contact me today to get that special moment immortalised in digital format forever..I am available anytime for that special Family Event, Social Occasion or Sporting Event. ...
Craig Sillitoe at Pitch Visuals creates enticing Marketing Visuals for businesses large or small. A Google search for Pitch Visuals reveals 19 Five Star Reviews. Providing commercial, corporate & real estate photography services in Melbourne & Victoria. Craig has been a working ...
As a Google Street View Trusted photographer, I specialise in virtual tour photography for any organisation or location that would benefit from improved visibility on Google Search, Google Maps, Google Street View and any other online visual search media. I also provide location based ...
Liz Kalaf is a freelance photographer based in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. She specialises in high quality imagery for the local real estate, architectural and construction industries. Liz understands that professional web-based and print marketing are crucial for a ...
STEVE GONSALVES PHOTOGRAPHICS was Established 1986 and recognised as one of Tamworth's leading Commercial Photographic Studios, providing creative imaging solutions to an ever-growing list of satisfied clients. Covering Tamworth and the North West. I will also welcome assignments ...
Hobart photographer Loic Le Guilly provides professional photographic services to clients in Hobart and Tasmania, Born in France, he first worked as a travel/adventure photographer and writer and was represented by the famous French press agency Gamma. Loic moved to Australia in 1997 ...
KR based in Melville, Western Australia
Working as a freelance photographer Peter is a specialist in black-and-white photography for, documentary, editorial, corporate, architecture, industrial, advertising, portrait, event, performing art, product and 3D artwork photography. He also works with colour when requested. Peter's ...
The world of photography is continuously growing in popularity and availability. Now, mobile phones allow one to shoot whenever and wherever great images present themselves. However, the mass availability and ease of review-and-delete practices has lead to more images being captured but not necessarily better ones. The guidance of photographic techniques pioneered by the masters since the art form's inception is undeniably important in certain genres like architecture photography.
One does not need to apply any more intention or attention to capturing an image with a digital camera than it takes to waves one's arm. The result of this fact is that the internet and personal photo collections of the masses have become inundated with images as interesting as a waving arm, which is to say not interesting at all. Why? The reason is because it is no longer enough of a visual accomplishment to merely capture the representation of a place visited by taking a picture of a building. Now that mass media has expanded the viewing public's catalogue of mental images seen, it is important to create stylized and individualized images through the application of a few simple techniques.
When photographing architecture, the most important rule is to keep the plane of the recording surface parallel to the planar surface of the architectural structure being photographed, then the object will not be distorted with foreshortening because the distance is equal between the recording surface and all photographed points. Or, to put it another way, as long as the camera's body is straight up-and-down then the building being photographed will not appear distorted at one end than it does at the other end like a pyramid. The advantage to this rule of optics is that it does not require the lens to be parallel, which is why architecture photographers use shift-tilt lenses.
That is a more refined tactic to capturing great architecture images, but other simpler techniques can be readily applied for equally stunning results. Another suggestion is to take pictures of buildings when the sun is at its greatest angle to the surface being photographed, like in the early morning or at dusk.
