Architecture notes
- architectural photographs are indirect portraits
- early films were notoriously slow and needed hours of exposure for one image- architecture was a perfect subject
Frederick H. Evans
- one of the greatest architecture photographers in the history of architectural photography
- large part of work focused on cathedrals in London
- depicted emotion with the use of light
- his advice to photographers: "Try for a record of emotion rather than a piece photography."
- worked primarily in platinum papers
- during WWI, platinum was used exclusively for making bombs and munitions
- rather than switching developing processes or changing papers, he gave up photography forever
Ezra Stoller (1915-2004)
- influential architectural photographer
Thinking Artistically
- you can focus on the full-view of the space and the emotions connected to it, like a portrait
- or focus on the details of a building, as an exploration of abstract images
Patterns
- in architectural photography, patterns are very important
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