Architectural Photography: Inside And Out

by Jim Lowe

Photographers are increasingly turning their eyes towards cities and towns for inspiration. Written for photographers of all levels and architectural enthusiasts alike, this guide combines functional and creative images to lead anyone through the process of taking better shots. Jim Lowe, a prolific freelance photographer, explains how to best capture architectural details, using natural and artificial light, and framing interior and exterior compositions. Perfect for the student who wants to make money out of their hobby, advice on every step of the professional process is here—from building a portfolio to selling images.

Genres: Photography

175 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2007

Reviews

[Aaron Wong]

Overly technical, but that's just me.