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TECHNIQUE IN PRACTICE |
Introduction
The previous chapters have established the theoretical basis for determining when and how to shoot a series of photographs of a particular building. This chapter will concentrate on the practical day-to-day realities of architectural work, outlining various procedures for achieving successful results while minimizing the risks of failure.
Prior to the shoot
Careful pre-planning is the key to a successful shoot and the most efficient use of your time. You will have obtained in advance (where possible) both a location plan and a site plan of the building to be photographed (it is useful in this respect to have ...
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