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Portfolio Tips Through the Eyes of an Architect – Courtesy of BlessedArch

Portfolio Tips Through the Eyes of an Architect – Courtesy of BlessedArch

by Justin Szeremeta
Recently I came across a portfolio review video from Rishabh Wadhwa’s YouTube channel, BlessedArch.  Together with Mariana Cabugueira Custodio dos Santos, a Portuguese architect working for Zaha Hadid Architects in London, they review and critique architectural portfolios. 
Creating a Postcard Portfolio

Creating a Postcard Portfolio

by Dane Alonso
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a portfolio? Normally I would think of a digital portfolio or — if budget allows — a printed book. However, during the quarantine, I made some test prints that were accidentally about the size of a postcard.
Architectural Photography Studio Tarry & Perry are the First to Document the Completed ‘Concrete House’ as Featured on Grand Designs

Architectural Photography Studio Tarry & Perry are the First to Document the Completed ‘Concrete House’ as Featured on Grand Designs

by Lexi Taciak
Step inside this perfect concrete monolith with us today for Project of the Week before it is revisited on Grand Designs this February. If it feels familiar to you, you probably spotted the unfinished home on the show in 2018. This brute is back, finished up, and photographed for the first time since its completion by the incredible architectural photography studio Tarry and Perry.Upon
The CASE Act Passed, and I’m Not Happy

The CASE Act Passed, and I’m Not Happy

by Brandon Vogts
As a photographer who consistently enforces my copyrights and encourages others to do the same, colleagues are often surprised to learn that I do not support the CASE Act in its current form. At first glance, it sounds amazing: a low-cost, fast, informal way to resolve infringement claims, presumably without even the need for an attorney. A more thorough review of the Act’s provisions, however, reveals numerous caveats that, in my opinion, will be very easy for a resourceful infringer to exploit.
Peter Molick Shares His Post Production Workflow

Peter Molick Shares His Post Production Workflow

by Veeral Patel
Ever since interviewing Peter Molick on APA, I have become very enamored with his work — specifically his workplace interiors projects and the post-production steps he takes to create very visually striking images. Even in Australia, I don’t think I have come across photographers photographing workplace interiors projects as Peter does.
Explore This Cedar-Clad Californian Beauty With Photographer Tim Melideo

Explore This Cedar-Clad Californian Beauty With Photographer Tim Melideo

by Lexi Taciak
Happy Friday and welcome to sunny Solana Beach! Today, we’re checking out the work of California based photographer Tim Melideo. Tim has been gracious enough to share a heap of insight into this project, so I’ll let him take it away!Tim kicks things off by explaining “Seaside Reef was a project by my architect friend Alec Petros of Alec Petros Studio.
Breaking Down Printing Concepts with Mitch Boyer from Nice Art Prints

Breaking Down Printing Concepts with Mitch Boyer from Nice Art Prints

by Dane Alonso
This is a shootout to the Nice Art Prints Youtube channel by Mitch Boyer. Unfortunately, I just discovered that the channel has not been updated since July 2020 due to business closure. However, it stands as one of the best resources out there for people interested in knowing more about printing.
Here’s Your Chance to Attend Jeffrey Totaro’s Virtual Workshop for Architectural and Interior Photography

Here’s Your Chance to Attend Jeffrey Totaro’s Virtual Workshop for Architectural and Interior Photography

by Veeral Patel
Early last year, I had interviewed Pennsylvania based photographer, Jeffrey Totatro. Since 2008, Jeffrey has been hosting an architectural photography workshop in collaboration with the Palm Beach Photographic Centre. The four day workshop will consist of two 2-hour long sessions each day and include time for questionsDue to the current COVID pandemic, his 2021 workshop will be hosted virtually over Zoom.
Annika Feuss Shows Off A Perfect Vacation Villa in the Portuguese Countryside

Annika Feuss Shows Off A Perfect Vacation Villa in the Portuguese Countryside

by Lexi Taciak
We could all use a little trip these days, so this week, Cologne-based architectural photographer Annika Feuss is taking us on a visual vacation to Villa Extramuros. Extramuros is a Villa-Hotel in Arraiolos, Portugal, and Annika shows off its gorgeous graphic shape, tranquil interior, fruit trees, and relaxing air, just perfectly!This
Keep Your Lee Filter System Safe With Dennis Radermacher’s 3D Printed Bumper Cage

Keep Your Lee Filter System Safe With Dennis Radermacher’s 3D Printed Bumper Cage

by Lexi Taciak
Our 3D printing hero Dennis Radermacher is back with another ingenious solution for architectural photographers! Today, he gifts us a bumper cage for the Lee 100mm filter system.Dennis’s bumper shields the ultra shatter-able square corners of the filter, giving protection while in use and while changing out the filter.
Get A Grip With Dennis Radermacher’s 3D Printed Canon TS-E Knobby

Get A Grip With Dennis Radermacher’s 3D Printed Canon TS-E Knobby

by Lexi Taciak
3D Printing is a beautiful thing. It gives those with the tools and the patience the superpowers to engineer a custom solution to design problems. That’s the case of New Zealand based architectural photographer Dennis Radermacher of Lightforge Photography.Frustrated
Andy Macpherson Walks Us Through Photographing The Magnificent Prospect Terrace In Brisbane

Andy Macpherson Walks Us Through Photographing The Magnificent Prospect Terrace In Brisbane

by Lexi Taciak
I can’t think of a better way to kick off a new year of Project of the Weeks than with our friend, the great Andy Macpherson. Today, we’re traveling to sunny Brisbane, Australia to check out Andy’s photographs of Prospect Terrace. Prospect Terrace is a gorgeous project worked on by architect The Artificial, developer Zephyr Industries, and landscape architect LARC Collective.
Tom Kundig On The Parallels Between Mountain Climbing and Architecture

Tom Kundig On The Parallels Between Mountain Climbing and Architecture

by Veeral Patel
Tom Kundig is one of the founders of Seattle-based architectural firm Olson Kungdig. This podcast by Time Sensitive explores one of Tom’s greatest passions, mountain climbing, and how pursuit of the sport helped him become an internationally successful architect.
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