A few years ago, Fine Homebuilding ran an article on photographing homes and architectural work. I can’t locate the article on my bookshelf, I’ve checked the index, and I’ve searched all over Fine Homebuilding.com and Breaktime with no luck. Does anyone know the article and how to locate it?
Many thanks.
Arlcrane
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Greetings arlcrane,
as a first time poster Welcome to Breaktime.
What exactly did the article contain? Was it presented as a how-to guide of sorts?
Yes, the photography article was essentially a guide for taking your own architectural photos.
Arlcrane
There was an article in Journal of Light Construction about two months ago about that.
Just checked JLC July 07'
Thanks Jason, I've got it.