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Annotations for architecture
photography techniques
Rule of thirds-
rule of thirds is when you dissect your picture into equals sections by dividing it into three horizontal and vertical
Low vantage points-
when i did a low vantage picture i got down low and took the picture upwards to create a very dramatic scale of the building
High contrast-
to achieve high contrast i turned the picture black and white and i levelled it up to create dark and light spot of the picture when needed
leading lines-
leading lines drawers a viewer into a point of interest, it also makes the building more prominent and leads to a point of interest
critical links
With Binet and Hervé they both created quite different work to the aesthetic at the time, they were all about high contrast in their pictures so they would typically be quite dramatic.
Whereas with Daniel Liberskind his work was architecture but he did more sketching and making building designs then taking pictures
designs
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