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Brian Ferry Photographs the Pinwheel Inspired “Dutchess County” by GRT Architects

Brian Ferry Photographs the Pinwheel Inspired “Dutchess County” by GRT Architects

by Lexi Taciak
On a Sunday morning back in the fall, I was paging through Dwell, scouring it for ideas to inform my own home remodel, and came across GRT Architects Dutchess County, which is a gorgeous piece of architecture. The only thing I loved more than the house though, was its photographs, expertly crafted by New York based photographer Brian Ferry.Brian’s
Catalin Marin of Momentary Awe Documents Foster and Partners New ‘House of Wisdom’ in Sharjah

Catalin Marin of Momentary Awe Documents Foster and Partners New ‘House of Wisdom’ in Sharjah

by Lexi Taciak
Catalin Marin of Momentary Awe is back on Project of the Week with another extraordinary set of images of an epic building! Today we’ll be checking out his photographs of Foster and Partners The House of Wisdom.He kicks things off by telling us “Sharjah, one of the UAE’s seven emirates has been investing heavily in cultural institutions in the last few years and in 2019 held the UNESCO World Book Capital title.
3D Print Lightforge’s Camranger2 Arca Plate Adapter

3D Print Lightforge’s Camranger2 Arca Plate Adapter

by Lexi Taciak
I love when I see Dennis Radermacher’s name in my inbox because it means he has conjured up another brilliant 3D printed solution to one of the many small frustrations we photographers run into.For those of us who have made it part of our workflow, I think we can all agree that the Camranger platform is incredible and powerful, but leaves something to be desired when it comes to —well—where to put it.
Harmonizing Visuals for Kengo Kuma – A Short Animation by Brick Visual

Harmonizing Visuals for Kengo Kuma – A Short Animation by Brick Visual

by Justin Szeremeta
I have always viewed architectural visualization and architectural photography as two sides of the same coin.  They bookend the architectural representation process, the former being created at the very outset, while the latter wraps up the project’s design and construction journey. 
Adding Light Trails and Removing Objects With Exposure Stacking

Adding Light Trails and Removing Objects With Exposure Stacking

by Ramon Portelli
It’s no news that we’ve all been subjected to various levels of lockdown thanks to COVID-19. Restrictions on routine activities have given many of us plenty of time to learn new skills and techniques.APA reader Roy Engelbrecht used his spare time in the pandemic to try out exposure stacking to satisfy a particular client request.
Just Let The Photographer Do Their Job

Just Let The Photographer Do Their Job

by Eva Hagberg
When I was a baby architecture writer, a thousand years ago, I remember spending what felt like the majority of my work time asking my editors who’d commissioned stories, or publicists who were pitching me projects, or architects who’d decided to see if I might want to write about something, to send me pictures.
Getting Started In Architectural Filmmaking

Getting Started In Architectural Filmmaking

by Veeral Patel
In an architectural photography group I’m part of, there are always questions being asked in regards to getting started in architectural filmmaking. Even though I have covered architectural filmmaking through interviews with other photographers, there isn’t anything directed towards architectural photographers who are interested in making the shift to this medium.
Nikola Olic Travels the Globe Crafting Abstract Architectural Images

Nikola Olic Travels the Globe Crafting Abstract Architectural Images

by Lexi Taciak
We’re shaking things up this Project of the Week with a very cool series put together by photographer Nikola Olic. Nikola is a Serbian photographer living in Dallas, Texas, and has compiled a project in which architectural photography is combined with “abstract structural quotes that reimagine their subjects in playful, dimensionless and disorienting ways.”
Preparing Yourself to Sell

Preparing Yourself to Sell

by Brandon Vogts
Given the plethora of available self-help books on sales, it should come as no surprise that becoming successful in sales starts from within.
Michael Kai Photographs A Remodeled Victorian Home In Melbourne

Michael Kai Photographs A Remodeled Victorian Home In Melbourne

by Lexi Taciak
Today we’re being treated to a little tour of a house called Windsor Terrace by Melbourne-based photographer Michael Kai. Michael specializes in advertisements, portraits, and architecture. His work is very cool and complex, and this particular project is the embodiment of that.
My No. 1 Business Secret: My Website

My No. 1 Business Secret: My Website

by Rob van Esch
In my (free to download) eBook The Value of Architectural Photography, I touched upon instruments our clients can use to increase the value of our work. I asked the following question: “Any time of the day, 24/7, someone who could be your next client can check your website.
Take A Look Into the Life and Work of Legendary German Designer Dieter Rams

Take A Look Into the Life and Work of Legendary German Designer Dieter Rams

by Veeral Patel
Many of my introductions to world-famous designers happened through conversations with friends who are very heavily entrenched in the design sphere. The introduction to Dieter Rams came by way of a friend, John Bastiras, who is perhaps the only person I know who possesses a vast knowledge of Australian architecture in the world of cycling (my other love).
On Architectural Filmmaking with Juan Benavides from FILMATICA

On Architectural Filmmaking with Juan Benavides from FILMATICA

by Dane Alonso
Juan Benavides is a Mexican architect and filmmaker currently based in the Netherlands.He describes himself as someone working in and around architecture. This acknowledgment allows him to shift across his various creative interests, engaging in projects that range from architectural design and academic research to videography, photography, and music.I
Dave Burk Masterfully Photographs the Ever-Changing Reflective Facade of SOM’s National Museum of the US Army

Dave Burk Masterfully Photographs the Ever-Changing Reflective Facade of SOM’s National Museum of the US Army

by Lexi Taciak
We’re excited to have our friend Dave Burk back on Project of the Week today, this time with another absolute gem crafted by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill! Feast your eyes on Dave’s photographs of the National Museum of the United States Army. With its ever-changing reflective stainless steel facade, Dave harnessed different lighting conditions and compositions that resulted in a powerful, unreplicable, and otherworldly looking series — one that we’ve all been swooning over here at the APA camp.Dave
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