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Check Out This Peaceful Modern Lake Retreat Photographed By Maxime Brouillet

Check Out This Peaceful Modern Lake Retreat Photographed By Maxime Brouillet

by Lexi Taciak
Today we are heading to a modern family home on Lake Brome by Atelier Pierre Thibault. Wonderful Project of the Week veteran Maxime Brouillet, whose beautiful style you may remember from his photographs of an angular cabin on the St. Laurence river, has masterfully documeneted this tranquil retreat.Maxime
Hall, Merrick, and McCaugherty on the Craft and Business of Architectural Photography

Hall, Merrick, and McCaugherty on the Craft and Business of Architectural Photography

by Mike Kelley
Nick Merrick and Steve Hall have been photographing architecture longer than most readers of this blog have been alive (myself included). When you think of some of the most important architectural projects of the last 100 years, Merrick and Hall have probably been there, creating photographs to share the stories of these projects with the world.
The Road to Success With Photographer Joel Grimes

The Road to Success With Photographer Joel Grimes

by Rob van Esch
While he isn’t specifically in the architectural or interiors niche, Joel Grimes is an impressive photographer. His portraits, landscapes, and composite images are of the highest quality. You could think of him as a performer in the Champions League of Photographers (sorry, I am European, so translated for my American friends: the Superbowl).
Laurent Kronental’s Souvenir d’un Futur Project

Laurent Kronental’s Souvenir d’un Futur Project

by Lexi Taciak
This week’s featured project is a truly brilliant series by Parisian photographer Laurent Kronental. Laurent’s series Souvenir d’un Futur documents the lives of senior citizens who live in “Grands Ensembles” (large housing projects) around Paris.Shot
Meet Austria Based CGI Artist and Architectural Photographer Christian Pichlkastner

Meet Austria Based CGI Artist and Architectural Photographer Christian Pichlkastner

by Kyrre Sundal
Meet Vienna’s Christian Pichlkastner – a man who wears many hats. Christian studied as an industrial designer and interior designer. He became a talented CGI artist and is now also an architectural photographer. His expansive knowledge of all of these fields makes him such an interesting person to talk with.
Working While My Wife Tanned in the Sun – The Celebrity Edge

Working While My Wife Tanned in the Sun – The Celebrity Edge

by Matthew Anderson
I absolutely love cruise vacations! For me, it’s the type of trip where I can mentally check out and worry about little to nothing at all. You have the ability to do as much or as little as you’d like, and on most cruise lines, the guests are treated like royalty.
Meet Architectural Photographer Leonit Ibrahimi from @Creativefields

Meet Architectural Photographer Leonit Ibrahimi from @Creativefields

by Kyrre Sundal
Leonit Ibrahimi is an architectural photographer based in Pristina, Kosovo. In this interview, we get into his background and how his path to photography was shaped by creating a massively popular Instagram account @creativefields. Now, Leonit is a professional architectural photographer.
An Unconventional but Fast Method for Color Correction

An Unconventional but Fast Method for Color Correction

by Rob van Esch
I don’t know how you balance the colors in your images, but here is one thing that I can guess – You are correcting colors differently than I am, and you are doing it differently than you were five years ago in your own workflow.There are so many tools in Photoshop that keep changing and evolving to help you achieve the right color balance in your images.
Check Out This Contemporary Polish Home as Photographed by Piotr Krajewski

Check Out This Contemporary Polish Home as Photographed by Piotr Krajewski

by Lexi Taciak
Today’s featured project takes us to Konin, Poland where we’ll be checking out a contemporary residence by STOPROCENT Architekci called “K House.”K House was built over a long span of time. It was started in 2012, and after many unforeseen circumstances and changes, it was finally wrapped up in 2021!
You Should Be Charging Licensing Fees for Publication Use of Your Images

You Should Be Charging Licensing Fees for Publication Use of Your Images

by Lexi Taciak
You just wrapped up an amazing shoot and delivered the images to your client, who loves them as always. A week or two later, you’re contacted by a publication asking to use the images in a story they are running.This is awesome! You’re over the moon and swelling with pride.
Check Out This NFT Primer – Courtesy of Architectural Photographer Peter Molick

Check Out This NFT Primer – Courtesy of Architectural Photographer Peter Molick

by Justin Szeremeta
One of my goals for the new year is to endeavor to figure out what the heck an NFT is, and how, if at all, it could affect or benefit my work as a photographer.  As luck may have it, a serendipitous scroll through my Instagram feed led me to a recent article on the subject by one of our favorite photographers here at APAlmanac, our good friend Peter Molick. 
Lara Swimmer Makes Gorgeous Photographs of a High Prairie Retreat in Washington

Lara Swimmer Makes Gorgeous Photographs of a High Prairie Retreat in Washington

by Lexi Taciak
“This project was all about the landscape and creating a retreat home for an Olympia, WA couple to get lost in the land with their dogs and with birding, which is one of their passions” recounts architectural photographer Lara Swimmer as she shares the story behind her time photographing High Prairie House by EB Architects.
Back Up! One of the Simplest Techniques for Improving Your Work

Back Up! One of the Simplest Techniques for Improving Your Work

by Justin Szeremeta
Like all of you, I am constantly trying to push myself to improve as a photographer.  Honing our craft is paramount to our continued success and part of the fun of our profession.  With that in mind, this year I am looking forward to sharing ideas and techniques that have aided me in my ongoing pursuit of perfection. 
Use the AIA & ASMP’s Guide to Commissioning Architectural Photography as a Powerful Client Resource

Use the AIA & ASMP’s Guide to Commissioning Architectural Photography as a Powerful Client Resource

by Lexi Taciak
Images play a major role in defining how we come to know architecture and interiorspaces. Because photography is pivotal in understanding the built environment, choosing a professional to photograph your project is a most important consideration. -ASMP & AIA from their collaborative “Commissioning Architectural Photography” guideIf you’re an architectural photographer looking to have an excellent new year of jobs with good client experiences, communication, and expectations, we have an awesome tool for you!For
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