How to compose and use light in architectural photography.

It is the photography of buildings and structures, and only snapshots can be taken with a small camera. Most of them use large cameras with swinging structures to shoot. Architectural photography can be divided into realism and freehand brushwork. Realistic architectural photography requires faithful expression of the architect's design intention and architectural function, and objective and true reproduction of the facade, side elevation, perspective and interior decoration of the building. In the past, architects or real estate developers often used architectural renderings to express the elegance of buildings. Now, it will be more convincing to use more on-site photos. Realistic photographic pictures are usually used for commercial photography. Freehand architectural photography belongs to the category of artistic photography, which mainly expresses the photographer's subjective feelings about architecture. Photographers embody their own photography ideas by observing and expressing buildings. This way of shooting can completely get rid of objective restrictions. According to the photographer's understanding and feeling, the beauty of rhythm, color and composition of architecture is expressed by various photographic techniques. How to use up architectural photography? Because the architectural photography department is shooting in the studio, buildings are generally relatively large, and it is difficult to use light to model. Moreover, the illumination of outdoor natural light is much greater than that of existing lamps. Therefore, architectural photography mostly adopts natural light modeling. Choose some time with better light, such as the afterglow of sunset. Making full use of natural light, this building can be photographed beautifully.