A text addressing the special and often subtle technical demands of architectural photography. Using numerous example photographs, the author provides step-by-step instructions on achieving specific photographic effects, from basic composition rules to color compensation. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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About the Author E. "Manny" ABRABEN, AIA, RIBA, is Director of the Florida Division of William Dorsky Associates Architects in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Mr. Abraben has established architectural offices in Florida, England, and Nigeria from which he directed the design of hospitals, housing college campuses, office buildings, and hotels for which he has consistently garnered local, state, national, and international awards. Currently he has turned his attention to architectural photography, accepting commissions from architects, builders, contractors, and major department stores.
Point of View The Art of Architectural Photography E. "Manny" Abraben, AIA, RIBA The photographing of buildings demands technical skills, a fundamental understanding of the intent of a building design, and an awareness of how the building fits into its surroundings. These keys to superb architectural photography are explored here. Synthesizing theory and practice, Point of View brings creative stimulation to the shooting of buildings with 35mm and medium format cameras. This guide combines step–by–step techniques and advice on equipment with a spectacular portrait gallery of architecture. Hundreds of photographs including more than 75 in color serve as inspiration as well as illustrate the text. Buildings on display run the gamut from Philip Johnson s home to the Miami skyline. Readers will see the dramatic effects that can be achieved photographing subjects from historical buildings to contemporary designs and from single buildings to vast complexes. Commentary and diagrams clarify the artistic and technical skills involved in photographing different building types. Point of View offers valuable guidance on how to:
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