DIY vs. PRO Tip #7 of 24: Sense of Place
Reading Time: 2 minutesGiving architectural photography a sense of place involves anchoring and relating the subject to its surroundings, or merging the subject with the space (or place) it occupies when composing the shot.
Why the Architectural Photo Shoot Belongs in Your Gantt
Reading Time: 2 minutesNinety days — or three months — is a new project milestone in the AEC photography world. It’s when you should reach out to your AEC photographer and begin planning for a shoot. I advocate for firms to put the three-to-four-month mark in their Gantt chart as part of their project process.
DIY vs. PRO Tip #6 of 24: Orientation
Reading Time: 2 minutesPhotography orientation is all about an architectural subject’s positioning in relation to the sun — and it makes a big difference in photo results.
The Only Time I’ll Be Associated with Porta-Potties
Reading Time: 3 minutesConsider carrying the cost of architectural photography at the front of the bid. Contractors, for example, could do this in the General Conditions, right there next to the cost of port-o-potties, tools, water coolers and temporary building line items.
DIY vs. PRO Tip #5 of 24: Perspective Control
Reading Time: 2 minutesHaving an experienced professional handle your architectural photography will ensure that the images capture the vision and tell the story of your landscape architecture projects.
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