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By the time I was writing this issue, noted the title Architecture Photography in Florida was opposing these Norwegian Architecture pictures so before getting any further decided to come back to the first paragraph and clarify the intent of this blog.
Whether the name is In Florida, it is about Architecture Photography as viewed from Florida. My studio is located ans serves the state of Florida, and this blog makes comments on different photographer's work around the world.
The original article started here:Not all the time you will find the right combination of interesting architecture and exact color combination that suits your visual needs. Besides, it is a very subjective issue as it depends on personal preferences and taste. Going no further, here is exhibit A showing a not so exiting architecture but a great color choosing.
As you can see, there are no features that might drive you crazy but in general there is a sense of tranquility about this place. No wonder it is a church but it does not defeat the purpose in anyway, on the contrary that is the outcome intended on the original design.
I did not check on the picture data but it seems to be some Photoshop work done, which is acceptable from any stand point, all that counts is the final result.
My second proponent is a great example of a plain architecture design, boring if you will, conditioned with a subtle family of colors, very appropriate to the setting. Besides, the photographer shot his shutter along with his bag of tricks and got the right angle and the right composition. The inclusion of the reflection in a greater percentage than the real subject (60-40%) makes it even more interesting.
And here, my last exhibit shows a cozy color combination in conjunction with the blue sky. In fact, the Church Building itself only has an off white base and hunter green on the chapeau, however that is all you need to create a great picture.
Less is more (in this case) and simply wanted to include it here because a simple and plain design can be in association with a few simple color a recipe for a beautiful picture.
Until the next issue, all the best,
Miguel Perez
Orlando, FL
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The pictures linked to on this blog are presented as en element of critique and to convey an opinion or point of view. The blog's author presents pictures of his property and others, without claiming or suggesting ownership of any copyrighted images other than his.
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By the time I was writing this issue, noted the title Architecture Photography in Florida was opposing these Norwegian Architecture pictures so before getting any further decided to come back to the first paragraph and clarify the intent of this blog.
Whether the name is In Florida, it is about Architecture Photography as viewed from Florida. My studio is located ans serves the state of Florida, and this blog makes comments on different photographer's work around the world.
The original article started here:Not all the time you will find the right combination of interesting architecture and exact color combination that suits your visual needs. Besides, it is a very subjective issue as it depends on personal preferences and taste. Going no further, here is exhibit A showing a not so exiting architecture but a great color choosing.
As you can see, there are no features that might drive you crazy but in general there is a sense of tranquility about this place. No wonder it is a church but it does not defeat the purpose in anyway, on the contrary that is the outcome intended on the original design.
I did not check on the picture data but it seems to be some Photoshop work done, which is acceptable from any stand point, all that counts is the final result.
And here, my last exhibit shows a cozy color combination in conjunction with the blue sky. In fact, the Church Building itself only has an off white base and hunter green on the chapeau, however that is all you need to create a great picture.
Less is more (in this case) and simply wanted to include it here because a simple and plain design can be in association with a few simple color a recipe for a beautiful picture.
Until the next issue, all the best,
Miguel Perez
Orlando, FL
Originalwww.miguelperezphoto.blogspot.com
Architecture www.architecturephotographyflorida.blogspot.com
Aviation www.aviationphotographyfl.blogspot.com
Product www.productphotographyflorida.blogspot.com
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