Architecural Photogaphy

[garethace]

Glad you enjoyed my story guys.

 

Ta me go hana mhaith, go raibh mile maith agut Sawyer.

 

I encourage you to continue using your lunch break reading a forum or two. You will grow and develop very well from that exposure, and it also improves communication skills a good deal also. That is why i believe mobile phones have become such a crucial item for people nowadays.

[garethace]

I came across this really nice website for photographers - what is special about it, is that you can listen to the man and women themselves speak in quicktime clips about their own work, their experiences of taking the shots, the type of equipment used and other little photographic technical triumphs they enjoyed.

 

It particularly liked this man,...

 

Harvey Llyod.

 

http://www.pdn-pix.com/masters/MasterHarvey/book1c.html

 

because, i find that designing architecture is similar. You really do have to experience the reality of a site before imagining a design.

 

There are alot more photographers too:

 

http://www.pdn-pix.com/masters/

 

http://www.pdn-pix.com/legends/

 

http://home1.nikonnet.com/nikoncentre/master/ontheroad.html

 

 

The macho image of 'photoshoppers' might begin to increase in the future too.

 

http://mejac.palo-alto.ca.us/leica-users/v24/msg13638.html

 

Quote: But in the world of digital photography, who cares about great

glass anyway? Expediency and instant gratification are what matter! :-?

 

Just a trivia i thought you might enjoy: Is nothing sacred anymore? Imagine, a digital Leica!!!!??

 

http://mejac.palo-alto.ca.us/leica-users/v24/msg13344.html

 

It is interesting to listen to the comments of this very elite bunch of Leica users comment about the new Digital Leica stuff coming on the market.

 

[ May 28, 2003, 11:39 AM: Message edited by: garethace ]