The Promaster Epoch is Like Your First Tripod, But is Actually Well-Made
ProMaster announced the Epoch tripod that it says "takes photography back to its image-making roots" by blending classic performance with "nostalgic" style.
Photo Competition That Celebrates the Beauty of Buildings Reveals Winners
The winners of the Chartered Institute of Building's architectural photography competition have been revealed.
Quirky Photo Project Celebrates the Comedy and Beauty of Architecture
A photographer duo has released a series of whimsical and humorous photos that showcase the beauty of architecture.
Photographer Builds Intricate Miniature Sets to Create Striking Cinematic Scenes
Photographer Seb Agnew crafts intricate miniature sets and features allegorical characters and scenes within them to skillfully spin visual narratives.
Laowa’s ‘Red Ring’ Version of the 15mm Shift Lens has 14 Aperture Blades
Venus Optics has announced a new "red ring" version of its Laowa 15mm lens. Called the 15mm f/4.5R Zero-D Shift lens, it more than doubles the number of aperture blades of the "blue ring" version but doesn't raise the price.
Photographer Captures Fisheye Views Looking Up Old Windmills
Estonian photographer Kaido Haagen has been hunting for old windmills in his country and capturing unusual fisheye photos from within them while pointing his camera straight up. His project is titled The Story of Estonian Windmills.
The Best Architectural Photos of 2021
The Architectural Photography Awards (APA) has announced the 2021 winners of its annual competition that appreciates the art of photographing architecture and welcomes both professionals and amateurs alike.
The Geometric Beauty of Abstract Architectural Photography
Architectural photography can offer viewers more than a mere facsimile of what's in front of the camera. Photographer Nikola Olic has shown this through a creative approach by focusing on structural abstracts, alongside quotes that detail the story of each building he photographs.
Photographer Alex Teuscher’s Moody Photos of New York City ‘Above as Below’
When Geneva-based photographer Alex Teuscher found himself in New York City for 10 days this last April, he tried to capture some of the most iconic, tourist-packed locations on the globe from a new angle. It's a testament to his skill as a photographer that he succeeded to such a great extent.
The resulting shots have been compiled into a series he's calling "New York City: Above as Below," and consist of a mix of street (below) and architectural (above) photography that's best described as 'moody.'
Beauty and Symmetry Collide in Stunning Photographs of Mosque Architecture
Mohammad Reza Domiri Ganji is a 23-year-old physics student at Mazandaran University, and yet, you've probably seen his photography floating around the Internet as of late.
That's because, when he's not studying, Ganji is capturing truly stunning photographs of the colorful, architecturally gorgeous interiors of historical Mosques throughout the Middle East.
What Can a Building Teach a Photographer, Six Months Spent Photographing the PDC
In a world dominated by too many photos and too little photography, one of the pieces of advice we stumble across fairly often from masters of this craft is to simply "slow down." Andy Romanoff is one such master, and his project "Seeing the PDC" -- for which he spent 6 months photographing the Pacific Design Center in LA -- is a testament to slowing down and really seeing what it is you're trying to capture.
Beautiful Black and White Photos of The Basilica of the Sagrada Família
A couple of weeks ago, we shared some great wide-angle captures by photographer Clement Celma of architect Antoni Gaudi's famous La Sagrada Família. An architectural marvel, the photos showed how the basilica is as stunning inside as it is outside.
Swiss photographer Cyril Bays' photos of La Sagrada give us another straight-up look at the incredible design of the basilica, only Bays' photos make a different point: La Sagrada Família is as beautiful in black and white as it is in color.
Stunning Wide-Angle Photographs of the Interior Architecture of La Sagrada Família
Photographer Clement Celma has an entire section of his site dedicated to photographing the architecture of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí. And when it comes to the architecture of Gaudí, nothing is quite as stunning as the Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família.
For his series of photos entitled Gaudí Architecture, Celma went to La Sagrada Família with his camera and snapped some breathtaking wide-angle photos of the architecture inside.
Explore Hong Kong’s ‘Vertical Horizon’ in These Reverse-Vertigo Inducing Photos
We've seen some pretty crazy, vertigo-inducing rooftopping and skyscraper photography in the past, but French photographer and graphic artist Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze's "Vertical Horizon" photo series takes the opposite approach to yield a similar awe-inspiring effect.
Shooting a Beautiful Colombian Library at Dusk with Photographer Mike Butler
Here’s a great behind the scenes video with architectural photographer Mike Butler that’ll …
Ten Magnum Photographers Working on Portrait of Rochester
Some might say that the city of Rochester, New York is struggling; others might say that it's evolving. One thing's for sure though: Rochester -- nicknamed The World's Image Centre -- is changing. Because of this, and because of the city's rich photographical history (think Kodak), ten of Magnum Photos' photographers have chosen Rochester as one of three locations currently being documented across the United States.