Interior photography of a large open space in a newly built school building in Leicester. Certainly much brighter and open than when I was at school. Part of a project for the services construction company involved. ...
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Very large wall prints produced from Keith's high resolution digital images. Local images provided as fine art prints and digital files for interior design in an hotel refurbishment....
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Keeping the camera still and taking two photos with a shift lens, shifted up and down, lets you create very wide angle rectilinear photographs that also benefit from higher resolution....
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The Axa building in Ipswich, seen from Civic Drive. Just a few hundred yards from the Grade 1 listed Willis building and the remnants of the mid sixties Greyfriars development....
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If you tilt the optical axis of a lens, the plane of focus moves, allowing more sophisticated control over image sharpness. Great for walls, floors and ceilings...
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Sometimes, a more artistic version of an architectural image may be of use. Two photoshop plugins give a wide variety of styles and options, although it's up to you to decide what actually looks good...
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Taking photographs of cracked stonework requires care and good lighting, but 150 feet up inside a needle spire dating from the 15th century needs a bit more flexibility and inventiveness to show the state of the structure....
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Why the shift lens is so important for professional architectural photographers. Correcting images with software is often a partial solution at best...
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Extreme wide angle views of locations shot with a fish-eye lens need not always look too distorted to represent interiors, and can retain straight vertical lines....
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A large conference centre is lit with computer controlled LED lighting. Showing this and getting colours correct requires some technical expertise. Checking illumination coverage and intensity...
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