Yet, much of what we see in architectural photography today feels sterile—polished, curated spaces meant to showcase a designer’s portfolio rather than the realities of human presence.

Architecture photography has become repetitive as architects are less interested in photographers producing artistic interpretations of their projects, Hélène Binet tells Dezeen in this ...

A shift lens is a staple in the kit bag of architecture photographers, but they've never had a lens like this before. That's because all shift lenses currently available are primes (fixed focal ...

The architectural photographer, artist, writer, and political activist Elizabeth Felicella embodied this precept in the most evanescent of ways. Felicella died on December 22, 2024, after a two ...

A number of photographers have emphasised the importance of photography in documenting historical landmarks and heritage architecture, showcasing their unique beauty, and raising awareness of ...

From UIC to Marina City, architecture photographer Orlando Cabanban brings Chicago into focus If you run across midcentury images of signature Chicago buildings, it’s likely Cabanban was behind ...