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Aug 21, 2022 · The first image recorded on paper was produced by Joseph Nicéphore Niepce, a French inventor born in 1765 who was interested in Leonardo Da Vinci's teachings on the methods and effects of...
Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey (21 October 1804 – 7 December 1892) is known as the first architectural photographer who started to take photographs with daguerreotype from early 1841 of significant sites like Paris, Egypt, Greece, Palestine, Syria, and Turkey. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris (1841)by J.P.GPrangey ©www.archinect.com.
Dec 22, 2013 · Prominent Czech Modernist Jaromír Funke applied the tricks of the ‘New Vision’ style of photography to architecture: tilted and vertiginous views turned buildings into abstractions and gave them motion commensurate with the tempo of the modern age
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Since the renaissanceera, many artists have searched for a mechanical method of capturing visual scenes, where a camera’s optical rendition of a three-dimensional natural setting to a flat arrangement. During the 1830s, William Talbot and J.L.M. Daguerre did outset the concept of Architecture Photography. The Camera obscura or Daguerreotype was amo...
The relation between architecture and photography is an interconnected, interdisciplinary approach considering that production and media propagation entail two different co-dependent authorships. Such contested authorship has reached a complete turn with the post-modern or contemporarypractices and introduced the architects to think photographicall...
A professional photographer does capture the canvas painted; however, as architects know the importance of the lines & shapes, it elevates itself distinctively when an architect pursues the skill of photography. While photographing buildings and places worldwide is the most common hobby, that doesn’t mean there aren’t careers in this field. The fie...
Architectural photography is all about getting to know the building or the space inside it, around it, an immersive experience possible to interpret the project and convey the unique story through a visual medium. However, there is a difference between architectural photography to sell and the one focus to capture the aesthetic intention in a uniqu...
The satirical television show Spitting Image first aired in 1984 and went on to become a cultural phenomenon. In this exhibition, we explore how the show was made and how it shaped society’s view of royalty, politicians and celebrity.
Aug 19, 2018 · From the first experiments carried out by the French Joseph Niépce in 1793, and his most successful test in 1826, photography became an object of exploring and a resource for registering...
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May 23, 2011 · In fact, if nineteenth‐century photography of architecture was characterized by an invisible and yet ongoing history of image manipulation and physical retouching, these considerations informed modernist practices even more radically.
