The articles show new photographs and commercial photography projects where we’ve helped clients.
Keith Cooper also writes about some of the technical solutions we make use of in our architectural photography, and how they are relevant to the images we supply. Keith’s more detailed technical articles and reviews are on our main site.
Creating rectified images of architectural features allows for measurements to be taken, and to create reference photos that can be annotated and used for archives, reports, modelling and project planning...
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Producing some 3 metre long panoramic prints whilst testing the new Epson P800 printer. Roll paper support makes it easy to produce some impressive looking prints - if you have...
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A brand new image library of photos taken around Leicester. Photos available for stock photography use or as fine art prints...
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Exploring Southwell minster, during testing of a new ultra wide angle lens. A superb English cathedral with it's distinctive towers, combining Norman and Early English styles inside....
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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...
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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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