About this blog

In my blog I share my work and my experiences as a professional architectural and interiors photographer, as well as considering both the aesthetics, business and techniques of architectural photography. I want to further the appreciation of representing architecture and related concepts for both those seeking to practice architectural photography as a profession, and for architects looking to record and represent their own work more effectively whether on line or in prints.

Coming in June-July 2010

Lightroom Tips (Video), how to manage photography jobs using Folders and Collections

Movements and interiors, how to get the best out of DSLR's and shift lenses for interior photography

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Archive for January, 2006

12 Jan

Sharpness Rules

PDF LinkThis is an academic paper on the perception of sharpness in digital photographs. I find this fascinating because it confirms a belief that I have developed about why images scanned from film can still look better than a digital image of apparently the same number of megapixels.
To my eye, digital images look unnaturally smooth [...]

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10 Jan

Josef Schulz

Here is a new photographer from the “Dusseldorf School” that I have somehow managed to miss.

He digitally manipulates his images, something that has an interesting relationship to the typical obsession with the rhetoric of “objectivity” associated with this school of photographers.
Josef Schulz Galerie Heinz-Martin Bilder Kunstwerke im Handel Galerie Auktion

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