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A great way to create a biophilic environment is to foster an indoor-outdoor connection. This can be achieved in many ways including: 1. Using natural materials such as wood, stone, bamboo, and a lot of greenery. This could be live plants or even creating a live green wall in your space. 2. When selecting furniture, choose materials that enhance lines or patterns seen in nature. 3. Color is a great way to create a connection to nature. The natural world offers many colors so you can be creative when choosing what vibe you want to create. Photography: @lindsay_salazar_photography #biophilicdesign #healthydwelling #interiordesign #designforwellbeing #enjoylongevity #interiordesignutah #utahhomes #interiordesigner #natureinspired #designforhealth #biophilicrealestate #biophilicdesignutah #healthydwelling2030

Experience the allure of architectural wonders through the captivating lens of black and white photography! 🏛️📷 Monochromatic images accentuate the form, texture, and contrast of structures, offering a timeless perspective. Stripped of color, the focus sharpens on intricate details, unveiling the innate beauty of design. With an absence of hues, these visuals transcend passing trends, providing a classic and enduring aesthetic. Embrace the power of simplicity as shadows play on sleek facades, and each line narrates a compelling tale. Rediscover the world of architecture through the artful simplicity of black and white.⬤

What makes a strong architectural photograph? 🤔 We are obsessed with this topic and this article delves into some of the key elements that contribute to creating engaging #architectural #photography. #interiors #spaces #adelaide

Staircases are fundamental to the flow and functionality of a home. Our managing director, Richard Harding, talks about what to consider when choosing a design for your property in Selfbuilder + Homemaker. You can read the article here: https://zurl.co/lX7L Photography pictured by Chris Sutherland #Staircase #SpiralStaircase #InteriorDesign #Design #Selfbuilder #Home #HomeImprovement

When dealing with limited space, consider utilizing built-in niches – a discreet yet effective storage solution for bathrooms. 💡 Design Tip: Strategically place niches at eye level for easy access to shower essentials 💡 What are your thoughts on this effective space-saving solution? Share your insights in the comments below 💬 Photo: ShowSpaces Photography LLC #bathroomremodel #showerdesign #bathroomrenovation #bathroomdesign

Exploring the avant-garde. Modern Architecture Photos showcase the harmonious dance of lines, curves, and innovation. Every snapshot narrates a story of contemporary design, where aesthetics meet functionality in captivating frames. https://bit.ly/3wQgjsa #Modern #Architecture #Photos #photography #design #capturing #modernphotos #story #telling #frames

Master Architectural Photography: Pro Techniques! Elevate your photography skills with these expert tips to capture the essence of architectural marvels like cathedral interiors: Harnessing Light: Embrace the "golden hours" for a warm glow that highlights intricate details and creates dramatic shadows. Compositional Finesse: Explore dynamic angles and leading lines to guide viewers through your frame and enhance depth. The Rule of Thirds: Balance your composition by positioning key elements at intersecting points on a 3x3 grid. Sharpness with a Tripod: Ensure crisp, detailed shots in low-light conditions with stable camera support. Celebrating Details: Showcase the craftsmanship of cathedral features like carvings and stained glass through close-up shots. Context Matters: Frame your shot with foreground elements to add depth and tell a compelling visual story. Bonus Tip: Enhance your photos subtly with editing software to refine details and maintain authenticity. Ready to transform cityscapes into captivating narratives? Start capturing the soul of architecture today! https://lnkd.in/eMh8YfV3 #ArchitecturalPhotography #CathedralInteriors #PhotographyTips #GoldenHour #CompositionTechniques #CaptureTheMoment #UrbanExploration

Keeping vertical lines straight in interior and architecture photography is crucial for maintaining a natural and undistorted perspective. Straight vertical lines contribute to a sense of stability and realism in the image, preventing visual distractions and distortion that could make the scene appear skewed or unnatural. This attention to vertical alignment enhances the overall quality and professionalism of the photograph.

The only raw material of photography is light – although I guess that perhaps I have already stated this before. The facade of the Green Business District building in Barcelona's 22@ district is dressed in hundreds of gray ceramic pieces with a vertical texture, some of which were rotated to create an elegant visual rhythm throughout the large vertical surface that faces the street. Correctly depicting that subtle but obvious movement of the pieces and its impact on the presence of the building was of a paramount importance and I could only do it in one way to represent it with my camera. This is a matter of patience, actually: the only and simplest way to do this is to wait for the sun to carefully cast the precise shadows that draw the relief of the tiles that thus create the sensation of movement that we are looking for. It's as simple as that but these shadows do last very little, a few minutes: before time they are very short and afterwards they are too long. Just sunlight, a compass and a watch, nothing else is needed. #photography #architecture #architecturalphotography Blanch + Conca Arquitectura Glenwell Group CBRE Investment Management

The image, reimagined from an original photograph of lilies, features an abstract design with a unique wave-like texture that incorporates shades of green, blue, and purple. The overall effect is dreamy and surreal, making it suitable for use in many spaces. #fineartflowers, #artconsultants, #fineartphotography