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Scott Burrows Talking Copyright With The Australian Institute of Architects

Scott Burrows Talking Copyright With The Australian Institute of Architects

by Veeral Patel
Copyright infringement is a prevalent issue among photographers. There have been several articles on APAlmanac discussing copyright infringements in various forms. I have noticed that whenever copyright is discussed, it is more from the North American perspective rather than an Australian perspective.
Creating Spaces Through Photography: Duoseries by Denisa Balaj

Creating Spaces Through Photography: Duoseries by Denisa Balaj

by Dane Alonso
Meet Denisa Balaj, a Romanian architect based in Switzerland and the creator of Duoseries. We crossed paths in 2015 during my studies at the University of Liechtenstein, since then I have been following her project. Duoseries is a photographic project that builds new spaces through the combination of two or more photographs.
Pippa Drummond Shows Off The Quiet Charm of RTA Studio’s E-Type House

Pippa Drummond Shows Off The Quiet Charm of RTA Studio’s E-Type House

by Lexi Taciak
If you’ve ever paged through Dwell or looked at a Herman Miller catalog, you’re already familiar with the work of New York based photographer Pippa Drummond. Pippa’s work is riddled with thoughtful compositions and post-processed in a way that lets the spaces speak for themselves.Pippa’s
Zupagrafika: The Studio Celebrating Modernist and Brutalist Architecture

Zupagrafika: The Studio Celebrating Modernist and Brutalist Architecture

by Dane Alonso
David Navarro and Martyna Sobecka are the founders of Zupagrafika, a creative studio based in Poland celebrating modernist architecture, design and photography in a unique and playful way. Since 2012 David and Martyna have been traveling, photographing and illustrating post-war modernist and brutalist architecture, especially in the former Eastern Bloc.Their
Photographing California’s Prison Architecture With Chip Allen

Photographing California’s Prison Architecture With Chip Allen

by Lexi Taciak
I was perusing Instagram when I came upon a beautiful mid-century residential project photographed by California based architectural photographer Chip Allen. When I hopped over to his website, I learned that he has photographed some incredibly cool — and seemingly odd — civic architecture projects.
An Eight Year Timelapse: Keith Loutit Documents Singapore’s Urban Growth

An Eight Year Timelapse: Keith Loutit Documents Singapore’s Urban Growth

by Veeral Patel
Over a decade ago I had come across Keith Loutit’s work, the Bathtub Series. It was his videos that piqued my fascination with tilt-shift lenses as a way to make the world look miniature. His unique work has parlayed him into creating numerous direct commercial campaigns globally and recently, he released his latest film, Lion City Rising.
Photographing Homes While California is Choked in Wildfire Smoke

Photographing Homes While California is Choked in Wildfire Smoke

by Mike Kelley
For those of us living in California and the rest of the West Coast of the US, it’s been a crazy few months to say the least. Wildfire smoke has engulfed nearly every part of the region at some point over the past two months, turning skies grey and orange from Los Angeles to Seattle.
Maxime Brouillet Photographs An Angular Modern Cabin On the St. Lawrence River

Maxime Brouillet Photographs An Angular Modern Cabin On the St. Lawrence River

by Lexi Taciak
Here on America’s East Coast, Fall weather is starting to creep in and I am officially looking forward to snow. If you’re hankering for the same cozy winter feel as me, I’ve got the perfect project for you to check out. Architectural photographer Maxime Brouillet was kind enough to share his beautiful photographs of Cabine A by one of my favorite Canadian architects, Bourgeois/Lechasseur.
Why Great Architecture (And Photography!) Should Tell a Story – Ole Scheeren’s TED Talk

Why Great Architecture (And Photography!) Should Tell a Story – Ole Scheeren’s TED Talk

by Justin Szeremeta
German architect Ole Scheeren’s TED talk from a few years ago has inspired me both as an architect and a photographer.  Founder and principal of the architecture firm that bears his name, Büro Ole Scheeren, Scheeren’s talk underscores his belief that ‘form follows fiction’ and that buildings must do much more than simply provide form to accommodate functional needs. 
Aputure Announces The Ultimate Smart Light Bulb, Accent B7c

Aputure Announces The Ultimate Smart Light Bulb, Accent B7c

by Veeral Patel
Recently, Aputure announced its latest LED-based 7 watt smart light bulb, Accent B7c. There are a plethora of smart bulbs on the market but what sets this smart bulb apart from that rest is that it was specifically designed for filmmakers and addressing three use cases: Implementing high colour fidelity based on the RGBWW specification and flexible colour temperature (2000K to 10000K), 100% flicker-free operation and wireless connectivity through Bluetooth Mesh network.
Explore a Dual Faceted Montreal Bar with Atelier Welldone

Explore a Dual Faceted Montreal Bar with Atelier Welldone

by Lexi Taciak
If you love punchy colors, dark and moody interiors, and showcasing the utilization of space, today’s Project of the Week is for you! Today we’re checking out the Montreal bar Minéral by Blanchette Architectes. While the sun is in the sky, Minéral is a beautiful wine bar.
Taking A Trip Down Memory Lane; Exploring Ikea’s 70 Years of Catalogues

Taking A Trip Down Memory Lane; Exploring Ikea’s 70 Years of Catalogues

by Veeral Patel
Ikea founded in 1943 by 17-year old, Ingvar Kamprad, as a mail-order company selling office supplies in its infancy. Fast forward to today, it has become a global brand and spread across the world with 294 stores (owned by Ikea) in 40 countries. Over time, they have evolved to be known as the king of flat-pack furniture.
Start Charging These Fees Today

Start Charging These Fees Today

by Brandon Vogts
Most of us love being photographers, but let’s face it: we don’t do this for fun. Don’t get me wrong—I’m grateful to have the opportunity to express myself creatively and earn a living doing something I enjoy. But that second part, the “earn a living” part, comes at the expense of my own sanity if the compensation for the work is not equitable.
Photographing A Natural Dutch Beauty With Peter Tijhuis

Photographing A Natural Dutch Beauty With Peter Tijhuis

by Lexi Taciak
Today we’re taking a little trip to the Netherlands with the ever so wonderful Amsterdam based photographer Peter Tijhuis. Peter will be walking us through his shoot of The Hietland designed by La-Di-Da Architects who are based out of The Hague Area of the Netherlands.
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