Architecture photography
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Start date
Different dates available
This fascinating course will introduce you to the fine art of architectural photography, giving you hands-on experience on location and in the studio of the equipment and processing involved, as well as an understanding of the history and development of the genre and its impact on our perceptions of the built environment. Exploring nearby London (involving walking around 1km) we will develop your ability to recognise architectural styles, spot the optimum angles to capture and the best time of day to do it, then guide you through the editing and processing of your images back in the studio.
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About this course
- identify differing architectural styles of building in London
- recognise the optimum time to photograph a particular aspect of a building
- select the right choice of lens for the type of structure you are photographing
- download and process images using Photoshop
- understand usage of colour balance and perspective correction tools
- demonstrate safe and considerate working practice in a public space
- understand your legal right to photograph buildings from a public place.
Please bring your camera (if you have one) to the classes and you may wish to bring a notebook and pen. City Lit has a range of digital SLR cameras, tripods and lenses which you are welcome to use during the hours of the class. It would be useful to bring a memory stick (or portable hard drive – please note PC-formatted hard drives can be read by Apple Mac computers, but not written to). CDs/DVDs are available.
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Subjects
- Architectural
Course programme
- History and styles of architecture and architectural photography
- Optics and lenses, equipment requirements
- Composition
- Optimum time of day for architectural photography
- Working safely on the street and your rights to shoot in public.
Additional information
Architecture photography