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Step Inside the Sunyata Hotel in Dali With Photographer Jonathan Leijonhufvud

Step Inside the Sunyata Hotel in Dali With Photographer Jonathan Leijonhufvud

by Lexi Taciak
I love photographer Jonathan Leijonhufvud’s website biography, and think it paints the perfect picture of our Project of the Week photographer:Jonathan Leijonhufvud photographs architecture, interiors and still life.Born in Sweden, raised in China, Jonathan works internationally with offices in Beijing and Hong Kong.When
All Of My Gear Was Stolen… It Can Happen To You Too.

All Of My Gear Was Stolen… It Can Happen To You Too.

by Patrick Biller
For the past few years I’ve been focusing my energy on establishing myself as an interior design and architecture photographer and with that came a lot of very expensive purchases. The type of equipment we need to develop ourselves in this industry is very specialized and is often accompanied by a hefty price tag.
Why This Mouse Has Kept Me From Switching to a Tablet for Editing

Why This Mouse Has Kept Me From Switching to a Tablet for Editing

by Ramon Portelli
It’s my favourite and most indispensable piece of gear.My Logitech MX Master mouse.Now granted, I probably spend a lot more time editing than out shooting than most but still, if I had to judge the most worthwhile investment by the amount of time I’ve used any piece of gear, this would be it by far.This
Steven Magner Photographs the Controversial Yet Beautiful 119 Telegraph Building

Steven Magner Photographs the Controversial Yet Beautiful 119 Telegraph Building

by Lexi Taciak
The three-building development at the base of the Coit Tower in Pioneer Park, San Francisco has a storied history of intense pushback and great controversy since the plans for its development started in 1997. In the mid 2010’s, the developer and Butler Arsmden Architecture were granted permission to begin development.
Which Sky Replacement Software Works Best?

Which Sky Replacement Software Works Best?

by György Palkó
Sky replacement is a tool every architectural photographer needs to know. I personally use it very rarely, but there are times when this type of knowledge comes in handy.If you’ve ever seen Mike Kelley’s Where Art Meets Architecture series, then you know that he talks about sky replacements in-depth in the second part of WAMA 2.
Adam Taylor Teaches 11 Unconventional Aspects of Becoming a Better Photographer

Adam Taylor Teaches 11 Unconventional Aspects of Becoming a Better Photographer

by Lexi Taciak
You might know Oahu-based Architectural photographer Adam Taylor from his “License Your Photos” course, marketing email templates, or other educational bits. Adam shared his newest video with us – “11 Unconventional Tips to Becoming a Better Photographer,” and it is definitely worth checking out.I
Photographing The Library House in Kuala Lumpur with Yang Zhen Siang

Photographing The Library House in Kuala Lumpur with Yang Zhen Siang

by Lexi Taciak
Yang Zhen Siang is an architectural photographer in Penang, Malaysia working under the moniker ZHENSPACE. Today we’ll be taking a look at his photographs of The Library Home by ENDO KL.The Library Home is located in Kuala Lumpur and is named for its principal design inspiration, noting the importance the homeowners place on reading and their love of books.
Plan Your Next Shoot With The PhotoPills App

Plan Your Next Shoot With The PhotoPills App

by Kyrre Sundal
There are many apps that show where the sun is at a given time. I have tested several of them, but it was only when I saw a video by Nigel Danson that I became aware of PhotoPills. In the video, he calls it “a swiss army knife of apps”.Briefly explained, PhotoPills is an app that shows you where the sun and moon are at a given time.
Talking Hospitality Photography With Jiri Lizler

Talking Hospitality Photography With Jiri Lizler

by Shawn Talbot
Jiri Lizler is based in The Czech Republic and specializes in hospitality photography. We connected recently via email for this interview.Shawn:  Jiri, thank you very much for answering these questions for the readers of APAlmanac. Normally I would want to sit down and have this conversation in-person or over Zoom but my Czech is velmi špatný so I think we are both better off doing it this way.
Justin Nicholas Photographs the World’s First Underwater Villa

Justin Nicholas Photographs the World’s First Underwater Villa

by Lexi Taciak
Are you ready for an absolutely awesome Project of the Week? Today, we’re taking a look at the work of architectural photographer Justin Nicholas. Justin shoots for Marriott International, Hilton Worldwide, IHG, and various other hospitality companies, together with an array of architects and designers.
Stewart Hicks Explains How Architecture Depends on Photography

Stewart Hicks Explains How Architecture Depends on Photography

by Lexi Taciak
A few weeks ago, my colleague Kyrre Sundal wrote a post sharing his favorite architecture-based youtube channels. One of those channels was that of Stewart Hicks. I wanted to hone in on one of Stewart’s videos that I particularly like – as it applies directly to photography and is pretty thought-provoking.
Check Out This Lightroom Tips and Tricks Compilation

Check Out This Lightroom Tips and Tricks Compilation

by Dane Alonso
Youtube can be a great learning source for photographers, however, I find that the algorithm constantly recommends click-bait videos with yelling presenters that might not be for everyone. Last week I stumbled upon a video worth sharing by Landscape Photographer Christian Möhrle in which he compiles Lightroom tips and tricks in a comprehensive way.The
Photographing a Massive Spanish Sports Center With Álex Fernández

Photographing a Massive Spanish Sports Center With Álex Fernández

by Lexi Taciak
Álex Fernández-Llamazares is a draftsman turned architectural photographer based in Vigo, Spain. For this week’s featured project, Álex takes us to an absolutely massive sports complex in Spain.Supera is a brand comprised of over 32 sports centers in Spain.
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