"Architectural photographer Gerry Kopelow created this guide on how to take high-quality photographs for architects, interior designers, engineers, heritage preservers, professional photographers, and anyone interested in shooting buildings. The book starts with the basics, discussing topics such as buying equipment and supplies, technical considerations involving cameras, films, and lighting, and preparing materials for publication. More advanced topics include medium- and large-format cameras, working on locationn and the architectural photographer's darkroom. The third updated and expanded edition contains three new chapters that focus on the world of digital photography. They explain everything that you need to know from how digital imagery works, to available digital cameras, to scanning, printing, and digital image enhancement, to electronic marketing on the Internet. This practical how-to book includes hundreds of color and black-and-white photographic examples and is the definitive title on the subject." - back cover.

Architectural Photography the Digital Way teaches the reader how to take first-rate photographs of buildings, inside and out. Step-by-step instructions help you learn how to choose the right kind of camera, to use it effectively, and to enhance and manipulate your images. This complete course begins with an introduction to the world of digital imagery and its unique aesthetic considerations. Included are detailed instructions on how to photograph building exteriors and interiors of every scale and in any lighting condition. Advanced chapters cover areas such as perspective correction and other features made possible by image-editing software. Illustrated with a wealth of color photographs and diagrams, this clearly written, easy-to-use handbook will be your indispensable guide whenever you pick up the camera.

Julius Shulman's long career photographing great architectural works with depth, passion, drama, and an instinct for the architect's intentions has ensured his present status as one of the world's preeminent architectural photographers. His eloquent photos interpreting the structures of Richard Neutra and other early modernists helped the viewing public to understand these revolutionary buildings, and brought prominence to modernist practitioners who might otherwise have been considered eccentric. Frank Lloyd Wright once said that no better photos had ever been taken of Taliesin West than those by Shulman. Photographing Architecture and Interiors, published in 1962, is Shulman's first book, and he still considers it to be his most genuine reflection on the profession and on his own artistic philosophy. This title is an exact reprint of that now-classic publication. All of Shulman's famous photographs have here been reproduced from original prints, giving the images a crispness and luminosity not seen even in the 1962 edition. The introduction by Richard Neutra, perhaps Shulman's most important client and avid supporter, has been preserved; also included is a new foreword by Shulman himself.

Photographing Real Estate Interiors and Architecture explains in detail the recommended equipment, technique, and workflow process for running a successful real estate photography business.The chapters on technique include a detailed explanation of compositions and settings for 100+ interior and exterior photograph examples from residential and commercial properties. Technical information is simplified with diagrams, and the workflow chapter includes shoot lists, home preparation guides, and other templates to assist with executing a photo-shoot in an efficient and professional manner.The book is recommended for people interested in photographing real estate with the goal of starting their own business or to work for a real estate photography or marketing company, and those currently working as a real estate photographer and would like to review their current techniques and processes."One of the best new Interior Photography books" - BookAuthority

Photographing Real Estate Interiors and Architecture explains in detail the recommended equipment, technique, and workflow process for running a successful real estate photography business. The chapters on technique include a detailed explanation of compositions and settings for 100+ interior and exterior photograph examples from residential and commercial properties. Technical information is simplified with diagrams, and the workflow chapter includes a shoot list and home preparation guide to assist with executing a photo-shoot in an efficient and professional manner. The book is recommended for people interested in photographing real estate with the goal of starting their own business or to work for a real estate photography or marketing company, and those currently working as a real estate photographer and would like to review their current techniques and processes.