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Do you know what are the Grid Lines in photography for? Grids are lines that divide your frame into third parts both horizontally and vertically, creating a grid of nine equal squares where you will place the main topic of your picture. By applying the grid lines you can create a balanced and appealing composition. Whether you are shooting landscapes, architecture, or a portrait, grid lines will help you to build symmetry and balance within your photo, resulting in a more harmonious image. Grid lines give you guidance on how to place elements in your pictures. But remember, photography is an art, so it means it is ok to break the rules sometimes! How do you use the Grid lines in your photos?

If you're interested in expanding your current architecture photography kit, this article will guide you through some fantastic additions to consider once you have the basics covered. Check out this link for more details:

I was captivated by the CONTRAST. The stark white painted brick building with black windows and fire escapes jumped out at me in the middle of red brick buildings. I was equally taken by the blue sky against the white and the REFLECTIONS in the windows. As well as the caramel colored stains running down from the black metal, adding character. When something unexpected stops you in your tracks, it must be photographed. The LINES in this composition bring your eye up as does the CROPPING of the buildings on the right as well as the stairs cropped off of the photo from the bottom . Even the windows create vertical lines. COMPOSITION is so important in architectural photography. Capturing repetition of PATTERNS and geometric SHAPES keeps the eye moving, capturing interesting DETAILS piques interest. BALANCE makes a pleasing photograph. Photography is ART. #Katebrinephotography #architecturalphotography #photographyisart #composition

There are different ways of photographing a space, just like there are different ways of photographing a person. In portraiture, some of those include: candid, lifestyle, editorial, fashion, boudoir and more. In spaces you have real estate, vacation rentals, architecture, etc. Each is shot differently. Each highlights a different aspect of the space and serves a different purpose. In architecture photography, less is more. Declutter. The more you simplify the more challenging it gets. You make small adjustments left, right, up, down. You take your time. You breath. And this is why, for me, architecture photography is my meditation. Designed by: London Pierce Design Book your next project photoshoot at ShaneBakerArchitecture.com

When I go out with my camera, the frame I see in the viewfinder is the limit of my visible world and, within its borders, I am its king. Don't get me wrong, I don't have any delusions of grandeur nor has my ego suddenly inflated. I'm still fine, I'm working very hard and my brain is getting enough rest. So what's the point of proclaiming a statement like this? Because in photography reality is constructed like this and in architectural photography, even more so. When I point my camera at a building and the precise point of view, light and color I have chosen for the photograph that I already see in my head are perfect, there is absolutely nothing else in the world except what I see through the viewfinder of my camera –my kingdom. And then how do you apply it to an image like this that doesn't seem to have such a momentous look? Well, because half of this photograph is actually negative space: the color of the sky and the building have as much visual weight and they must be balanced in the eyes of the observer. No element of the frame is trivial, even negative space. The architecture represented in an image depends on an attentive look to seduce the viewer and, to achieve this, there are no formulas or shortcuts. This is the 22 Arroba Sant Cugat building near #Barcelona designed by BCA Arquitectura PLAAT #photography #architecture #architecturalphotography

These tips will help you improve your architectural photography and capture your best images of constructed spaces.

These 7 tips are going to help you improve your own architecture photography and get your best-ever photos of the built environment.

These 7 tips are going to help you improve your own architecture photography and get your best-ever photos of the built environment.

 Mastering the art of architectural photography. 🏛?️ Here are 5 key elements to perfect your shots: ▶️ Understand architectural nuances 🌞? Harness the power of lighting 📐? Emphasize perspective and angles 🔍? Highlight texture and details 🎨? Create a captivating composition Level up your architectural photography skills and capture stunning shots that showcase the beauty of buildings. Check out the article for more insights: https://lnkd.in/gAh_9ViN #archiphoto #phototips #artofarchite

The Art of Architectural Photography 🏙️ Precision meets creativity. Capturing architectural beauty is about more than just taking a photo; it’s about understanding the building's design and vision. The sleek lines and intentional lighting in this project make for an impactful, professional shot. 📸 When details matter, it’s all about showcasing them with the right perspective. #ArchitecturalPhotography #ProfessionalPhotography #HoustonArchitecture #CommercialPhotography #DeeZunkerPhotography #ArchitectureDesign