I’ll Just Fix That in Post, and Other Lies I Tell Myself - Stories from a career in architectural photography

How To Photograph Architecture: I’ll Just Fix That in Post, and Other Lies I Tell Myself is a downloadable e-book which contains ten chapters loaded with humor, teachable moments, technical information, behind the scenes images, and detailed breakdowns of how my images are created and how I work on location. Spanning nearly 250 pages, I share some of the most painful lessons I’ve learned over my career, how I build my images in the field, the equipment I use, how I use it, and much more. This is not a boring technical manual that shares useless EXIF information or flash settings; but rather a look at the physical, interpersonal, mental, and of course photographic challenges I’ve faced in my career photographing architecture. Because who cares what the shutter speed is when you’re being chased out of a building by an angry security guard or you’ve just been covered in a fine mist of helicopter-induced vomit. Gear and settings breakdown Arranging the objects in your scene Inserting people into an image Photographing the Tom Bradley Terminal at LAX Photographing the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles How to arrange access to create the photographs you need Photographing Regalia in Miami Photographing from a helicopter Photographing a hotel in China Working in Bangladesh Photographing Carla House in Los Angeles