From the plan outward

Architecture

Architecture photography

The discipline

Buildings hold still, which makes them the most demanding subject we teach: nothing excuses a careless frame. The architecture workshops cover verticals and how to keep them, light across facades through a day, interiors without distortion, and the etiquette of access — asking, permits, and patience.

Cities are chosen for their arguments: places where several centuries disagree in stone within walking distance.

Departures

Field notes

Walk the building's full perimeter before the first exposure.

Overcast is a gift to interiors. Save the sun for facades.

A building has a front the architect intended and a truth around the back. Photograph both.

Questions, answered

Do I need a tilt-shift lens?

No — we teach both shift technique on the workshop's loaner lenses and honest perspective correction in software. Try the real thing while it's on hand.

Is tripod access arranged?

Where permits are needed, we hold them for the group sites. Public-space rules are covered in the day-one briefing.

Interiors or exteriors?

Both, roughly half and half, including at least one significant interior with arranged access.

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