LOCATION PHOTOGRAPHY
I made plane shoots at Cannon Hill Park Birmingham UK at weekends .I reached it by bus , also I was captured this images at a Cannon Hill Park Birmingham (mac), I was spent about 2 hours I used different technique of camera .
Architecture Photography
Wat is an architecture Photography? Architecture photography (also referred to as building photography or structure photography) generally means photography that focuses on buildings. It can include shooting building exteriors and interiors, as well as bridges ,other structures, and cityscapes. your Architectural photography to be perfect capture phots in architecture you have to do it such as
1, Shoot in a variety of weather conditions and times of day.
2,Prioritze good lighting
3,Loook for a unique angle
4,Don't be afraid to include people (architecture doesn't exist without them)
5,Explore details as much as the whole
6,Usepost-processing tools.
How do you photography architecture interiors? Put the flash on a tripod or a stand place it a few feet always from the camera (on each side of the camera if you use two flashes for large rooms), and a foot or so behind the camera. Aim the flashes so they are pointing up at the celling, but also slightly away from the room you're shooting.
Architecture photography is the sub genre of the photography discipline where the primary emphasis is made to capturing Photography of buildings and History ,Techniques real Estate Exterior and interior.
Where do photographers focus in architecture ? Start with the far-out exterior view, showing the building in context with its' surroundings. Come in closer with a front elevation. Continue to explore the exterior with a wide-angle lens . Next ,enter the space from t
he main entrance , photographing the interior space with a wide(20-30mm)lens.
Best camera settings for architectural photography is often about getting the detail you possibly can. For that reason, shooting at a narrow aperture , such as f/11, and a low ISO, such 100 or 200, is a good combination for ensuring the sharpest possible shots.
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Architectural photography often needs a wide-angle to capture the complete scene in a single frame. This effective focal length of 16-35mm allows getting the whole architecture in a single shot. Remember to focus on certain areas and detail and detail of a site , in addition to contextual shots. It's a good idea to photography in a number of lighting and weather conditions ,and scout for times when the lighting might be more ideal. In low light, tray taking multiple exposures and merging the images , blending the elements. I was captured this images at a Cannon Hill Park Birmingham (mac) and city centre Birmingham UK , it is amazing photos frame building ,element’s , colour, Rule Thirds, contrast ,leading lines and shapes also symmetrical Balance. I used different techniques of camera it dependent on weather ,you need to setting the right set of camera, In architectural photography , anywhere between a 16-35 mm focal length is ideal for interior shots. But for more detailed or intricate shots , anywhere from 35mm to 200mm will do the trick . The other
most important aspect of these lenses is the aperture.
JULIUS SHUMAN
JULIS SHUMAN was an America architectural Photographer best known for his photograph 'Case study House #22, Los Angeles, 1960 .Pierre Koenig, Architect .The house is also known as the Stahl House . Shulman's photography spread the aesthetic of California's Mid-century modern architecture around the world .
Born : 10 October 1910 , Brooklyn ,New York , United States
Artworks: Parke –Davies Building , Charles Luckman ,1961, MRE
Spouse: Olga Shulman (m.1976-1999), Emma Shulman (m.1937-1973)
Children: Judy Shulman
Parents: Max Shulman ,Yetta Shulman
JULIUS WORK
Mr. Shulman photographed buildings by some of the era's best-known architects, including Richard Neutral, Frank Lloyd Wright , Charles and Ray Eames, Mis van der Rohe and Oscar Niemeyer. But he also photographed less exalted examples of American buildings , like gas stations, apartment buildings and shopping malls.
Every artist, designer or creative mind has a favourite piece of work that they cherish. Surprisingly of all of Shulman’s photographs one of the most unusual and out of character from the bulk of his work strikes resonance with Shulman the most. Having photographed a striking cotton tree leaf Shulman had found while Golfing, it formed one of his most visionary concepts. He used it in Urban Design schools and Schools of Architecture to describe and illustrate how man can relate to nature. Shulman sees the leaf as the ultimate analogy of how developers should plan out their developments. The need to design a community within a framework in this case which he designates at the outer line of the leaf.
Some of his most famous images were taken with when compared to todays technology what would be seen as very rudimentary cameras. His photograph of the Kaufmann house was taken with an old Eastman master view camera and a primitive Schneider Angulo Lenses. However this is one of the most widely published photographs of contemporary architecture in the world.
Although very open to technology especially in his later work Shulman was always wary of over reliance on technology something which is hotly debated in all aspects of architecture today. In his book ‘The photography of architecture’ and design Shulman’s view was that the photographer should explore all types of equipment in depth and how experimentation is key before deciding on the direction of their work and type of camera.
” A photographer should think twice before investing in “the best”. I urge you to consider personal needs and experiences first. Ideally the best should be pursued, but a tool is only as good as its user”.
Shulman opened a studio in Los Angeles in 1950, by that time drawing much of his work from magazines based in New York . He remained in business full-time until the late 1980s. In 2000, Shulman gave up retirement to begin working with business partner Juergen Nogai
Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai have had exhibitions at the Design and Architecture Museum in Frankfurt, Germany, in fall 2005 as an exhibition at the Barnsdall Municipal Gallery in Los Angeles 2006, Craig Krull Gallery Bergamot Station, Los Angeles , October 2007, and another show in spring 2009. An exhibition of their work is also scheduled in Mannheim , Germany, in 2010.
BERENICE ABBOT
Bernice Alice Abbott was an American photographer best known her portraits of between –the wars 20th century cultural figures , New York City photographs of architecture and urban design of the 1930s, and science interpretation in the 1940s to 1960s.
Born : 17 July 1898, Springfield, Ohio, United States
Died :9 December 1991, Monson, Maine, United States
Period :Social realism
Known for : Photography
Berenice Abbott take photos, Throughout her career, Abbott's photography was very much a reflection of the rise in development of technology and society. Her works documented and extolled the New York landscape. This was guided by her belief that a modern-day invention such as the camera deserved to document the 20th century.
How do you take architectural photography?
10 Tips Perfect Your Architectural Photography
1, Shoot in a variety of weather conditions and times of day.
2,Prioritize good lighting
3,Look for a unique angle
4, Don't be afraid to include people (architecture doesn't exist without them)
5. Explore details as much as the whole
6, Use post-processing tools.
Her first photographs of New York were taken with a hand-held Kurt -Bentzin camera, but soon she acquired a Century Universal camera, which produced 8x10inch negatives. Using this large format camera ,Abbott photographed the city with the diligence and attention to detail she had so had attention to detail she had so admired in Eugene Atget.
Abbott's realist approach to photography stems from her career as portrait photographer in Paris as well as the influenced of Eugene Atget's photographic realism, After eight years in Paris ,A bott moved to New York in 1929 to document the modern transformation of the city.
ANSEL ADAMS
Ansel Easton Adams was an American landscape photographer and environmentalist known for his lack –and white images of the American West . He helped found Group f/64, an association of photographers advocating 'pure' photography which favoured sharp focus and the use of the full tonal range of a photograph
Born : 20 February 1920, Western Addition, San Francisco, California , United States
Died : 22 April 1984 , Bariatric Surgery Centre at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula, Monterey, California, Untied Stats
Full name : Ansel Easton Adams
Spouse : Virginia Best (m. 1928-1984)
Children : Anne Adams, Michael Adams
Ansel Adams work
Sierra Club and piano work
At age 17, Adams joined the Sierra Club, a group dedicated to protecting the wild places of the earth, and he was hired as the summer caretaker of the Sierra Club visitor facility in Yosemite Valley, the Le Conte Memorial Lodge, from 1920 to 1923. He remained a member throughout his lifetime and served as a director, as did his wife. He was first elected to the Sierra Club's board of directors in 1934 and served on the board for 37 years. Adams participated in the club's annual High Trips, later becoming assistant manager and official photographer for the trips. He is credited with several first ascents in the Sierra Nevada.
During his twenties, most of his friends had musical associations, particularly violinist and amateur photographer Cedric Wright, who became his best friend as well as his philosophical and cultural mentor. Their shared philosophy was from Edward Carpenter's Towards Democracy, a literary work which endorsed the pursuit of beauty in life and art. For several years, Adams carried a pocket edition with him while at Yosemite; and it became his personal philosophy as well. He later stated, "I believe in beauty. I believe in stones and water, air and soil, people and their future and their fate."
During summer, Adams would enjoy a life of hiking, camping, and photographing; and the rest of the year he worked to improve his piano playing, perfecting his piano technique and musical expression. He also gave piano lessons for extra income that allowed him to purchase a grand piano suitable to his musical ambitions. Adams was still planning a career in music. He felt that his small hands limited his repertoire, but qualified judges considered him a gifted pianist. However, when he formed the Milanvi Trio with a violinist and a dancer, he proved a poor accompanist. It took seven more years for him to conclude that, at best, he might become only a concert pianist of limited range, an accompanist, or a piano teacher.
Ansel Adams was best known for his ultra-sharp landscapes, which he achieved through the use of a 4×5 view camera. The view camera allowed Adams to adjust the film plane and the lens plane so he could control the depth of field and the size relationships of objects in the frame with tilt and rise and fall movements .Ansel Adams used the sharpest lenses he could find for his cameras, experimenting with a number of them to discover the best ones for his work, be it a 70-year-old, 12-inch Voigtlander, the renowned 12-inch Goerz Dagor or the latest 121mm Schneider Super Angulon.
Ansel Adams rose to prominence as a photographer of the American West, particularly Yosemite National Park, using his work to promote conservation of wilderness areas. His iconic black-and-white images helped to establish photography among the fine arts.
Those are three images photographed by me at the Cannock chase park ,it's fibulas quite pretty images and forests location ,also I use similarly a compositional techniques that Adams employed in many of his images was to place the horizon about two -third of the way up the frame . This mean the composition was biased in favour of the landscape rather than the sky and would help to communicate the epic scale of scene. a composition can me made up of many different elements , or only a few . It's how I put those things within a frame more or less interesting to the viewer. also included texture or surface quality to resemble textures found in real life , repetition of lines ,shapes colours and values to create invented textures. The mean principles of art are line ,shape ,colour, value form, texture, and space. also the p[principles of art and design are balance, contrast, emphasis ,movement, pattern, rhythm, and unity/variety.
GULNARA SAMOILOVA
Gulnara Samoilova (born 1964) . is a Russia-born American photographer, living in New York City. Her work in New York City after the September 11 attacks won a World Press Photo award and is held in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Samoilova is the founder of the website, social media platform and travelling exhibition Women Street Photographers, and edited a book of the same name.
Samoilova was born and grew up in Ufa, Bashkortostan, Russia. After school she worked in a photo lab, then became a portrait photographer, and later a photojournalist for a local newspaper. She gained a diploma in photography from Moscow Polytech College.[1]
In 1992 Samoilova moved to New York City and studied at the International Center of Photography. She worked for the Associated Press and photographed the aftermath of the September 11 attacks in New York City in 2001.
In 2017 Samoilova launched the website, social media platform and travelling exhibition Women Street Photographers, to show street photography by women. In 2021 a book of the same name was published, which she edited, containing the work of 100 photographers.
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What techniques does Joel Meyerowitz use?
Meyerowitz elected colour as his dedicated medium in the mid-1970s. He also moved from a handheld 35mm camera to a large-format view camera. This shift in emphasis changed his photographic technique by introducing a slower, meditative approach to his work.
Joel Meyerowitz began experimenting with using colour photography first and added black –and white photography to his work just shortly afterwards .He uses colour photography's special qualities to enhance specific parts of the image with vibrant, colourful nuances. Although there is a difference between street and candid photography, it is usually subtle with most street photography being candid in nature and some candid photography being classifiable as street photography . Street photography does not necessitate the presence of a street or even the urban environment.
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Natural Location Photography
I captured those images at Cannock chase Uk . we travelled by bus all the team students and tourers .a trip also it's organised the trip by the staff of the collage south and city collage natural landscape , also I was taken different techniques of shoot photos of camera .the weather was quite good at that time , we were walked in different places of the park and I used a manual camera exposure mode manual, Drive mode single shot , Aperture f/16 , ISO 50 or 100 .Shutter speed 1/4th seconds .white balance :Varies. it's depend at weather the setting of camera sometimes the the place dark and bright so you must be sure to setting the right key of camera .also when you need to visited the location you must be sure or be check the weather as well .
A Risk list ASSESMENT
Process | Risk | Risk Rating | Counter Measure |
Posting on the brick wall | Sun damages models eyes | 3/10 | Do not look at the sun and wear sunglasses to prevent any sunlight from reaching your eyes at a harmful intensity |
Posting on the brick wall | UV raise from the sun damages model's skin | 2/10 | Wear sun tan lotion to block any UV rays that come in contact with the model's skin .This is a low rating because the photoshoot shoot should only take a few minutes which is not enough time for the sun light to damage the model's skin. |
Walking to photo shoot location | Could fall over and damage their body | 5/10 | Make any uneven ground aware to the model and do not leave equipment to trip the model or others up. |
Taking the photos | The Camera could be damaged by accident | 4/10 | Be extra careful with the camera so be gentle with it and do not knock it around when traveling. |
VIVIAN MAIER
Vivian Dorothy Mariner was an American street photographer whose work was discovered and recognised after her death . She worked for about 40 years as a nanny, mostly in Chicago's North Shere, while pursuing photography.
Born : 1Feeburary 1926, New York, New York ,United States
Died :21 April 2009 , Oak Park, Illinois, United States
Books: Vivian Maier : Out of the Shadows
Siblings: Charles Maier
Parents: Maria Jaussaud, Charles Maier
Eccentrics , mysterious , and solitary, her story fascinates everyone ,even those who were the most skeptical at first . Her work has a sense of urban poetry, tenderness, and kindness, which mesmerizes the audience and the artistic institutions around the world . More than 120.000 negatives remained in boxes for decades.
WHAT CAMERA DOES VIVAN MAIER USE
Over the course of her career she used Rolleiflex 3.5T , Rolliflex 2.8C , Rolleiflex Automat and others , She later also used a Leica lllc , an lhagee Eakta, a Zeiss contarex and various other SLR cameras.
As for the photography techniques and composition , Vivian mostly short with her Rolleiflex camera . When you think about it , it's pretty good street camera . Especially nowadays when there is no invisible – like shooting technique or camera colour.
Vivian Maire like to shoot
Archive your work. The fact that Maier seemed to keep every negative she ever shot is crucial.
Show people your world
Shoot black & White
But don't be afraid to experiment with colour
Shoot one and move on
Shoot for pleasure
Keep shooting
Mirer photographed the urban human landscape over the course of three decades. Her preferred subject were children , the poor, the marginalizes, and the elderly , some of them a were of her and some not .She also made a number of self –portraits .
What focal length did Vivian Maier use ?
The Rolleiflex had just the one, non-interchangeable lens, with a fixed focal length of 80mm (the equivalent of 48mm on a 35mm or full-frame FX digital camera, 32mm on a DX camera). If you a Netflix subscriber, you can't miss seeing finding Vivian Maier . The 2013 documentary attempts to shed light on the unknown –in-her-lifetime , but completely brilliant street photographer Vivian Maier.
STREET LOCATION PHOTOGRAPHY
PEPOPLE ON LOCATION
Seven types of will turn you into a location scouting master such as :
Scout at the time .When you visit the location you want to shoot at, make sure to choose the right time of day.
Check the sounds
Take photos of the location
Check for power
Evaluate the area
Take notes
Use Google Maps.
Makes a good photo shoot location
Versatility
A wealth of features that will enable a property the photos taken within them to stand out
Outside Space
The ideal location
People On Location
A safe working environment.
Why is location important for photography?
The location matters. It matters like lighting matters, like composition matters, like exposure matters. Just as none of those other things –by itself-will guarantee a great picture ,neither will a great location guarantee a great picture . But it is a necessary elements.
What is Location in photography?
Location photography is basically you go to where the subject is instead of the subject coming to you in a studio and as many can tell on location is very different to a studio. Being out on location(I. e landscape , architectural photography, wedding etc. One of the most important aspects of portrait photography is picking a suitable location. Your choice will drive all other decisions about the shoot, including what lighting and props to take , which clothes the subject should wear, and the most suitable poses to use
Why is Location scouting important? Location scouting is one of the most important jobs during the pre- production phase of filmmaking .Location managers and location scouts help find, research and secure film-friendly locations that are appropriate for each scene in a movie.
5 Professional Location Scouting Tips for Outdoor Photo Shoots
Understand the Location 's Light
Plan Your Outdoor Photo Shoot Equipment Kit
Document Your Observations and information
Mach the Location to Your Story
Get Location Permission –Not Forgiveness.
What should I look for in a photography location?
You can usually get much more interesting , engaging pictures by using your imagination and choosing a more unusual portrait location.
Evaluation
MY project plan shoot a Location photography, I research about 3 artist photography they have different experiment and different work experiment .The artist are very famous and I learned alt of experience about techniques of camera shoot I grew my experience as well . It take 2 hours to shoot the images also I spent time a days to complete the assignment , however , my subject big enough , enough to be as a subject. also I leave room for other elements. Sometimes elements are a brighter than my subject and could be distracting.
There are a clear centre of, also I 'm interested on Location photography and I see people were visited the MAC ,with their family and friends . some of them did walk ,visited watch a cinema , gallery and they enjoy did shopping at the Mac park , it's hug water lack and it's quite beautiful area to visit it , every image have story because behind every images tells story , for example felling ,sad ,happy ,reaction of people ,movements. ...etc. also these high resolution imagery can help in fast visual interpretation by human eyes, the best images processor of all even small objects be easily detected . hence the human Brian can identify an object by understanding , analysing the context .
MAC Birmingham Cannon Hill Park is one of the most exiting cultural venues in the country ,with galleries and exhibition , cinema , theatre, dance , comedy and even crafts. so visit this area to see how its look and it's important for photography location. it's very quite beautiful area and inserted. for more information google it on online , maps and links to visited . MAC is open 9am-9pm. throughout the week, and is located in Cannon Hill Park ,Birmingham opposite Edgbaston County Cricket Ground on Edgbaston Road .
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