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Photographing a skyscraper tower straight on
From the course: Architectural Photography: A Fine Art Approach
Photographing a skyscraper tower straight on
- As I approach the angle keeps changing so moving closer and starting to lose that 45 degree angle come in and pretty soon I'm going to be straight on. But that whole process I'm still shooting because it's all fascinating to be honest. I like everything I'm seeing so that's a really exciting rare thing when changing your angle it just stays consistently good and you're just having a great time. I want to emphasize safety here crossing the street, I did not shoot from the street even though the angles were good. So be really careful, know your surroundings when you're looking for a viewfinder you're not going to see what's going on so watch for traffic. Also if you have a friend or a spotter kind of watching as well that can be nice so. What I'm going to do is I'm going to park now nice and safe, I'm going to push on and really get my straight on angle I'm looking for. Wow, shooting straight on completely changes the shot altogether, I fell like I'm watching a Tetris board come down…
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Exploring the residential Van Buren Tower facade51s
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Taking a new approach to an exterior tower photo5m 11s
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Photographing a skyscraper tower straight on3m 34s
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Taking a long exposure of clouds above a skyscraper9m 56s
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Post-processing the skyscraper images4m 22s
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