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Lee Kemp
 

Shooting Glass and Metal Architecture


Hi all, I am researching a project that requires lots of shots of my home town. There is a lot of modern architecture consisting of mainly glass and metal structures. I would be grateful for any advice that can be given for taking shots in this environment. I want to be slightly abstract, lots of contrast but keep the geometry intact and still be recognizable as my home town. Not too specific!! Please, any advice would be wonderful. Many thanks.


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September 07, 2004

 

Tom Kwan
  A C-PL filter (circular polarizer) is a must to reduce the reflection from glass and increase the contrast.


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September 07, 2004

 

Jon Close
  Or use the reflections of the older buildings in the glass of the new for dramatic juxtaposition.


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September 07, 2004

 

Lee Kemp
  Many thanks for your help, guys. I had a very successful days shooting.


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September 11, 2004

 
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