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Kevin Scott Photographs A Museum Perched in the Dolomites

Kevin Scott Photographs A Museum Perched in the Dolomites

by Lexi Taciak
If you’re hungry for great architecture photography in an epic location that harnesses great compositions and use of models, look no further than this Project of the Week! Today we’ll be exploring NYC based photographer Kevin Scott’s images of The Messner Mountain Museum Corones by Zaha Hadid Architects.While
Why Are Architecture Photography Rates In The UK So Low?

Why Are Architecture Photography Rates In The UK So Low?

by Mike Kelley
Over the years I’ve had the great fortune of befriending many very talented photographers from around the world; I’ve also come to have an obsession with all things British thanks to binging episodes of Grand Designs and Top Gear. Consider me another American British Fetishist, I suppose.
How Do You Pronounce APAlmanac? Do We Have a Conundrum Here?

How Do You Pronounce APAlmanac? Do We Have a Conundrum Here?

by Mike Kelley
I was recently talking to my mother and she said she was enjoying the blog – what was it called? Apple-maniac? Damnit, mom! And she’s not alone – I’ve had a few people bring it up in conversation, so I want to pose a couple questions to our excellent readership and settle the most important debate of our time.The
How to Tactfully Handle Egregious Rights Grabs

How to Tactfully Handle Egregious Rights Grabs

by Mike Kelley
It seems near-constantly that we are asked for ‘all rights’ to the photographs, or to own them in ‘perpetuity’ for some reason or another, but a recent e-mail exchange I was a part of presented a perfect opportunity to share one way I ensure my clients have the license they need while at the same time not giving in to overreach and a loss of image rights.When
Shooting Luxe Dark Interiors With Barry MacKenzie

Shooting Luxe Dark Interiors With Barry MacKenzie

by Lexi Taciak
Barry MacKenzie is a tour de force player in the Architectural Photography / Interiors game. Chances are, you’ve seen him on the PROEDU tutorials, at his workshops with Tony Roslund, or heard him lately in his role as co-founder and host of our favorite new podcast, BAAM.All
Understanding Architecture: What Makes a Beautiful City?

Understanding Architecture: What Makes a Beautiful City?

by Mike Kelley
As architecture photographers, it is our job to have a solid understanding of architecture. I recently taught a workshop to a group of aspiring photographers and when I asked “who is familiar with the work of Richard Meier? Zaha Hadid?” a shockingly low number of hands went up – which tells me we have a problem here!If
How Dave Kulesza’s Home Renovation Led to a New Career as an Architectural Photographer

How Dave Kulesza’s Home Renovation Led to a New Career as an Architectural Photographer

by Veeral Patel
I recently had the opportunity to chat with one of my favourite fellow Melbourne based photographers, Dave Kulesza, about his journey into photographing interiors and architecture which transpired through a home renovation project. Dave’s fascinating career has evolved on his own terms, culminating in a solo show featuring his project DPRK: The Colors of North Korea.
Felix Mooneeram Documents the Effortlessly Cool ‘Ghost House’

Felix Mooneeram Documents the Effortlessly Cool ‘Ghost House’

by Lexi Taciak
BPN Architects’ Ghost House has been causing a ruckus across the architecture industry, winning awards and being picked up by publications; and rightfully so because it’s so stinkin’ cool! As-Cast concrete, huge windows, modern lighting, and bold symmetry make this house worthy of Project of the Week.
How to Use HDR and Get Away With It

How to Use HDR and Get Away With It

by György Palkó
HDR has become a dirty word in professional architectural photography. We’ve all seen the over-processed HDR real estate photos where the colors and tones are off, and everything looks crispy and awful. Don’t get me wrong; tasteful HDR like the work of Trey Ratcliff as an artistic choice, now that can be cool.
Finally, the Perfect Podcast for Architectural Photographers

Finally, the Perfect Podcast for Architectural Photographers

by Lexi Taciak
On edit days when I’m glued to my desk, unable to sit in silence, I cruise through entire discographies of music by the bushel. In an attempt to harness the time I’m sitting still, and actually learn something, I’ve turned to podcasts. It seems though, that there’s an endless amount of things to do at my desk and a finite amount of genuinely good content to consume.
Bernat Tubau Photographs a New Take on a Bygone Nordic Church

Bernat Tubau Photographs a New Take on a Bygone Nordic Church

by Lexi Taciak
In 2009, Våler Kirke (Vaaler Church for us English speaking folk) was lost to a fire. Mourned by the Norwegian town, a global competition was opened up for the church’s reconstruction. Architect Espen Surnevik was the victor and created the new design for the church which honors its heritage while putting a modern spin on the “rebirth” of the original structure from 1805.Oslo
The Credit Revolution: It’s Time to Give Visualization Artists The Credit They Deserve

The Credit Revolution: It’s Time to Give Visualization Artists The Credit They Deserve

by Mike Kelley
A group of high-profile architecture visualization professionals have banded together to ensure that they are properly credited when their work is disseminated throughout the architecture and media world at large. A problem that many photographers are also familiar with, for years, architectural visualization artists have found their work has gone uncredited when those assets are so vital to getting architecture projects off the ground.Led
Professional Photography in a Small Market: Is It Possible?

Professional Photography in a Small Market: Is It Possible?

by Mike Kelley
Architects, interior designers, developers, and hotels don’t just exist in big cities, and neither do architectural photographers. I personally know photographers everywhere from the biggest cities in the world to remote and desolate areas, and they all have different definitions of success – but one thing is for sure and that is they are all making a healthy living at it, although using different methods and approaches.I
Studying Light & Mood with Luis Gallardo at Casa H

Studying Light & Mood with Luis Gallardo at Casa H

by Lexi Taciak
On this episode of Project of the Week, we delve into an exploration of how light changes over the course of a day, and its effects on the mood of architectural photographs. Photographer Luis Gallardo of LGM Studio is showing us how it’s done through his photos of Casa H by Weber Arquitectos.
Ask Appy: Am I Stuck in Real Estate Hell For All Eternity?

Ask Appy: Am I Stuck in Real Estate Hell For All Eternity?

by Mike Kelley
T asks: Does a photographer HAVE to shoot real estate to get into architecture? I have a wedding photography business that has produced a six-figure income five years in a row so I don’t need real estate to pay the bills. However, I definitely want to move out of weddings and into full-time architecture over the next, let’s say, 5-10 years.
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