018: Architectural Photography

Ep 212: Schedules - Who Owns Your Time explores the demands of architectural practice, shifting deadlines, and the hidden cost of making every commitment work. 

The universe has rules, and apparently so does the office - most of them explaining why schedules expand, promotions go sideways, and adding more people can make a late project even later. In Episode 211, Andrew and I use 11 laws, principles, effects, and razors as a practical le ...  Show more

In this episode, we conclude the first series of episodes about the basics of photography by chatting about storytelling with photography. At the end of the day, we are telling stories with our photos. What makes a great photo? A lot of this lies in the eyes of the beholder. Thou ...  Show more

Food photography is about much more than beautifully presented dishes in cookbooks - it’s also being used to change the way we think about what we eat.Emily Thomas meets three photographers to discuss some of their most powerful images - from a bloody scene in a Thai slaughterhou ...  Show more

Mikail Atiyeh and Hanny Balkis speak with Rob Irving – a self-taught photographer with 25 years of commercial experience who specializes in people, products, events, and architecture. He believes that the camera is a tool that allows photographers to perceive spaces at a deeper l ...  Show more