Project for the course: Artistic Architectural Photography: Form, Color, and Space

Finding a location
Before doing a photoshoot I walk around the city with my eyes wide open to find interesting corners to photograph. I don't just look at landmarks or special buildings - often ordinary buildings and residential areas offer exciting and unexpected elements and perspectives that inspire me. Alternatively, I also research places that interest me beforehand. In any case, I try to visit my selected location at different times of the day and observe how it changes.

Photographing the subjects
Before I actually started taking photos, I first observed the area and the light conditions, interesting corners and possible disruptive factors.
I tend to shoot from the big to the small: first from a distance and then details, shadow plays, textures and interesting compositions. While shooting I already thought about where and how human elements could enhance the scenery and express stronger emotions, and above all, I tried different perspectives!

Searching for a model
To create a visual connection between people and buildings, I tried to find a model for my photo shoot, always keeping in mind that this is not a portrait shoot, but rather the inclusion of a person in the composition.