This workshop explores the art and craft of photographing homes from a professional point of view. This workshop addresses the myriad of issues associated with architectural photography. Specific details of the craft that are covered include development of an awareness of light and how to control it, when and how to add artificial light, perspective, where to set up the camera and why, camera movements and when to use them, styling or selecting props, and using film versus digital help students build a solid foundation for architectural photography.

Students learn what an architect or magazine may be looking for in both an image and a shoot and how to successfully achieve these goals. As a local resident who works nationally and internationally, Brian shares his extensive knowledge of the collaborative process of working with magazines, architects and various clients.

Through demonstrations, shooting assignments, discussion and critiques, students walk away from this workshop with a new understanding of the process and profession of architectural photography.

Students are required to shoot digitally.

Testimonials:

"It's not often one can say that they did something that could change their future. Coming to Maine Media for me may be that thing - time will tell"
- Bob Avakian, Edg, MA

"I had a significant experience here. I made a quantum leap on a daily basis."
- Steve Lewis, Exeter, NH

"Passionate instructors and dedicated students"
- Leo Casado, Manchester, NH

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