Architectural photography is field where attention to detail is paramount, where seemingly minor errors can have an outsized impact on the result. Understanding and avoiding common pitfalls is crucial for producing high-quality work.

Tilt-shift lenses are specialized tools that allow photographers to control perspective and depth of field, creating images free of vertical convergence distortion. These lenses are particularly useful in architectural photography.

There is no place in America quite like Columbus, Indiana. With a population of only 45,000, it boasts an architectural pedigree that rivals cities ten times its size.

A detailed landscape architectural photography case study of Love Bank Park in St. Louis. I discuss the technical and aesthetic considerations behind capturing this unique urban oasis and learning about its significance to the Cherokee Street community.

Lenses are essential tools in every photographer's kit. This article covers the basics of what lenses are and what they do, including some important terminology.

There are two main considerations that determine a camera system's suitability for architectural work.

Architectural photography is the interpretive depiction of the built environment in photographic images.

This collection of black-and-white film photographs taken by Serhii Chrucky surveys automotive-oriented environments in the Northern rust belt between 2003-2008.