If you love photography, you’ll be quite impressed by Chema Madoz, a Spanish photographer who won The National Photography Prize in 2000. But what is it exactly that makes his photographs so unique? He always shoots with natural light and uses a medium format Hasselblad. However, the extreme sensibility of his photographs go beyond technicism. … Continue reading
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10 Photographers Who Helped Make Architects Famous
Architectural photography is one of the most beautiful types of art, and also my favourite. Its goal is to capture the philosophy and essence of a building into a single image- not an easy task at all. However, when done correctly, it looks as if no effort was needed. The greatness of some of the … Continue reading
5 Skyline Photographs of Madrid
Click on images to make them larger. Year: 2013 Location: Madrid (Spain) Camera: Nikon D60 Time: 8.00 am-21.00 pm Motive: Skyline Photography If you want to learn more about Madrid’s Architecture have a look to my Free Architecture Guide of Madrid or click on the map below. If you like skyline photography, check 5 Skyline Photographs of … Continue reading
Photography: Architecture From Another Planet
Click on images to make them larger. Project: The City of Arts and Sciences Architect: Santiago Calatrava Year: 1994-2005 Location: Valencia (Spain) Camera: Nikon D60 Time: 11.00 am Motive: Architecture Photography If you like Architectural Photography check Le Corbusier’s Notre Dame du Haut Continue reading
Photography: Le Corbusier’s Notre Dame du Haut
Name: Notre Dame du Haut Architect: Le Corbusier Year: 1950-55 Location: Ronchamp (France) Camera: Nikon D60 Time: 16.02 pm Motive: Architecture Photography If you like Architectural Photography check Architecture From Another Planet Continue reading
Photography: Conflict between indoor and outdoor spaces
Title: Conflict Between Indoor and Outdoor spaces. Place: Madrid (Spain) Camera: Nikon D60 Time: 18.45 pm Motive: B/W photography. If you like Experimental Photography check Experiment with Movement Continue reading