This task may be influenced partly by weather conditions. Plan an architectural photography shoot at a location of your choice.
The architecture in question can be modern, classic, or even historic.
Remember how the lighting conditions on the day of the shoot and the time of day will influence your planned photographs, e.g. if you photograph in the afternoon, the façade of the building you are using may be in the shade.
These are the photographs you’ll need to capture (consider more than one alternative of each):
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A full photo of the building, illustrating the converging parallels caused by a wide lens when you are shooting up.
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A corrected version of this photograph.
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Some interesting exterior features of the building.
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Some interesting interior features of the building.
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Some abstract architecture photos of your chosen building (let your imagination take charge!).
I researched buildings/architecture in the area, and decided on OVER Agder, which is the worlds tallest free standing tower. It is used for climbers as well as people who wants to use stairs and get to the amazing view. I found the day that week where the weather was semi nice (It has been a few cold weeks w a lot of wind and rain), and brought my son for an outing. We left within the golden hour window, and shot all photos in that time. I took many from ground, in between each stair set, and a bunch on top. I also tried to get some landscape photos from the top.
