Architectural and Heritage Photowalk

Architecture surrounds us every day and is a very popular photography subject. Architecture is a broad subject, encompassing everything from skyscrapers to shacks.

Architectural photo walk can be both rewarding and challenging. Figuring out how to get the ultimate shot isn’t always easy, even though you try, try, and try again.

There are a lot of factors that play into getting the ultimate shot — some controllable and some not so there will be a few tips you should know before you even begin.

However, taking all these tips into consideration will surely help you get a frame-worthy photo.

Key Learnings:

• Provides you with the ability to fit the entire frame of the building into one shot
• Take shots during the session from different angles of the building to see how they look
• Use of bracketed exposures
• Take shots in Landscape and horizontal mode
• Which aperture to be used
• Understanding Power of ISO
• How to reduce distortion by using an ultra-wide lens

 Recommended Gears:

• Any point-shoot cam or a DSLR
• A wide angle, fisheye or ultra-wide angle lens is the best option (18mm or less).
• Kit lens (If you don’t have a wide angle lens)

Warm Regards,

Team Pixean.