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Fall 2010: Architecture Photography – Issue 29

Architecture photography provides some unique challenges. The following technical problems must be overcome: photographers need to photograph on location; structures may be quite large; lighting is dependent on time of day; weather must be factored in; and the contrast range may exceed that of film or digital sensors. There are also aesthetic concerns of composition, point of view, perspective, and interpretation.

The photographers featured in this issue have attacked the technical and aesthetic challenges with imagination and creativity. New techniques and creative approaches, such as high dynamic range imaging, are helping to bring new interest to this area of commercial photography. Increased sensitivity of sensors are extending the hours of the day for photography. No longer can architecture photography be seen as merely record photography. I hope you will be inspired by the work showcased in this issue. It is truly a vibrant and exciting time to explore architecture with a camera.

In our winter 2010 issue, we will explore photo art. Photography is used as a basis for artistic expression. Extend the boundaries of photography with your visual explorations.

Felix Russo

Contents:

Brenda Liu:
Right Angles

by Lara Wheeler

Shot in the Dark
by Wil Boucher

Lucas Finlay:
A Career Built on Passion

by Matthew Wheeler

Andy Brooks:
Stirring the Imagination

by Judy Cole

Robert Klein:
Architectural Vision

by Karen Ruet

Canadian Centre for Architecture
by Brendan Cormier

Chris Shepherd:
Waiting

by Amanda Rataj

Twilight:
The Blue Hour

by Felix Russo

Cover Image
by Wil Boucher

Website Banner Photo
by Wil Boucher

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