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Architecture

Valuing the details
Emphasizing the detail and showing it

Every subject contains an unlimited amount of fascinating details. Ideally, each detail or part should be considered in itself as a complete image: part of the set but a separate essence. Photographers quickly learn to select and photograph the details: the experienced and trained eye can recognize the balance, harmony, colors and their degrees where they are found. Thus, they can take important pictures in a few hours. Thanks to the part, the photographer can give the whole meaning to an object or a decorative subject. It must be said that these details were made by the artist or architect to give the scene of perfection and perfection to the set. In the case of the music booth in the picture to the right, the part or detail forms an integral part of the set. In everyday life, these details go unseen by the general public: perhaps for this reason alone they deserve to be recorded to form a collection of visual documents of the scenes and concerns of our time.

Special effects

We overcome some management problems thanks to some tricks. For example, for this view - to the left - from a section of a glass window. I took a high viewpoint, hiding all the unframed space with black paper. In the lower image I wanted to get the effect of sunlight despite the overcast weather. I smeared a section of the outer glass of the lens with Vaseline and the impression of the sun was increased by the contrast between the shadow (to the left of the image) and the warm colors of the stone around the glass window.
Hasselblad telephoto lens to the left 1 second aperture 32 under 1/15 second aperture 8 Ectachrom EX

Photography of stained glass windows

A difficult subject to succeed in due to the harsh conditions for taking pictures and the many technical issues. Many glass windows are protected by metal barriers. On the other hand, they are often very dirty or placed in high places that cannot be reached with a long telephoto lens. For the best results, a piece of white cloth should be hung behind the window to broadcast the sunlight to capture the artistic colors of the stained glass by keeping out the intrusive light. For a professional treatment in this area, a ladder that can be reached to a suitable height is often required. Usually, cloudy weather is preferred because it allows you to avoid using white cloth.