A weathered limestone doorway can hold remarkable variations of light. Sunlight catches the carved edges, subtle colors emerge across the stone, and deep shadows settle beneath the arch. Yet capturing all those qualities in a single photograph can be surprisingly…
How to Create Multiple Exposure Photography With Architecture
Buildings are usually photographed as fixed, solid objects. Multiple exposure lets you make them behave very differently. A row of windows can split into repeating grids. One skyscraper can appear to lean through another version of itself. Curved architecture can…
How to Photograph Architecture in Black and White
Architecture can become almost unrecognizable without color. Glass turns into reflected light. Concrete becomes texture. Windows transform into repeating patterns. Staircases become lines. Deep recesses become blocks of shadow, while a bright wall can act almost like negative space. Learning…
