Commercial Design & Construction Videos - Collection of Videos about Architecture, Design, Architectural Project Photography, Commercial Construction

The best technique for combining exposures with maximum control for a quality result. I utilize this luminosity masking panel for accurate masks and seamless blending. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher, uses Color Efex (https://bit.ly/nik-collection-dxo) which is part of the Nik Collection. It has a detail enhancer, local and global contrast enhancer all of which can be applied as part of a preset to quickly level up your architectural photography.

Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher, in this tutorial shows a complete workflow / walkthrough edit from a real architectural photography shoot. We'll look at: Basic processing in Lightroom, Creating higher quality images with HDR merge, Combining exposures for optimum quality and removing lens flare, Retouching distractions and cleaning the image (cloning etc.), Image and architecture enhancements with ColorEfex Pro, Contrast refinements in Photoshop and Image comparison.

Throw away the flash. The famed Quantum HDR engine lives on inside Luminar Neo's HDR Merge Extension. The results are excellent, but how can we use them to level up our real estate interior photography? Let's explore a unique technique that allows us to use the HDR merge in conjunction with the original raw interior and exterior exposures as layers, to crate the a seamless exposure blend. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher, covers many techniques to get a correctly exposed interior and interior in the same shot. This is one of his favorites.

Let's learn the techniques to put the polish on our real estate interior photos using Luminar Neo (https://bit.ly/Luminar-NEO) and make it pop! In the previous photo editing tutorial we created a seamless interior/exterior exposure merge and it's that shot that we're going to edit. We'll look at correcting geometry and making sure verticals are true. We'll address color casts. We'll bring in more contrast and localized details and we'll see a unique use for one of Luminar's creative tools for whitening and brightening the walls. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher.

This tutorial shows a complete workflow / walkthrough edit from a property photographed during the evening. While I'll share some insights about getting the most from editing this type of architecture (or real estate) photo, the editing techniques I share will be useful for most architecture photos. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher.

This is the most valuable bit of advice I can give you to help you make more money and thrive as an architectural photographer. Please note this is specifically aimed at the architectural photographers out there not real estate. While there are similarities in our subject matter the business set up is very different. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher.

Let's look at all of the photo editing techniques necessary to edit an architectural interior shot using Lightroom and Photoshop. We'll cover creating an HDR merge in Lightroom and how to recover all of the rich dynamic range the file holds. We'll cover creating an HDR merge in Lightroom and how to recover all of the rich dynamic range the file holds. The exposure blending technique can be used for most architecture shots as well as other genres of photography where high contrast is a problem. I'll also show how we can add more contrast throughout the photo globally and enhancing the detail too. And we'll also correct for any color contamination in the white walls. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher.

Understand how licensing photographs affects the income of an architectural photographer, including the initial "Shoot Fee" plus a "Per Image Fee" for each image selected. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher.

Use this 3 step approach to quickly get your architecture and real estate photos edited in Lightroom CC and back to your clients. This approach saves a lot of time over more refined approaches but gets your photos looking pretty good with minimal fuss. Some people complain they end up with flat images that have lost their contrast after they do the exposure blend. Let's solve the most common issues in this video. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher.

If you're struggling to combine the highlights of the exterior with darker interior in your architectural photography this tutorial is for you. I use this panel (https://bit.ly/3dpGeub) for accurate masks and seamless blending. We're going to create fantastic results without any need for additional lights. Some people complain they end up with flat images that have lost their contrast after they do the exposure blend. Let's solve the most common issues in this video. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher.

Start your architecture and real estate interior edits in Lightroom Classic with this power preset. This is the key to editing your interior photos quickly and efficiently. Follow along, set up your own preset, and start using it today to get your work looking great and save yourself huge amounts of time! This approach saves a lot of time over more refined approaches but gets your photos looking pretty good with minimal fuss. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher.

In this tutorial I'll walk you through a full edit of an evening shot from a commercial architectural photoshoot. The key as with ALL architecture shots is to ensure a full tonal range showing details in the shadows and highlights with nothing lost, whilst maintaining rich contrast. Anthony Turnham, Architectural Photographer and Teacher.

Welcome to the first episode of Architectural Photography & Composition with Steven Brooke, Rome Prize-winning architectural photographer with over 40 books on the subject. In today's episode, we discuss what I call "The Prime Directive" in architectural photography. This is the most important aspect of the practice, so let's dive right in!

In episode 2 of my new series, I will show you how to fix a bad sky in your architectural photos. There will be situations in the field that are beyond your control and we can't always have a perfect sky, however here is my workflow in post-production to get a more acceptable sky in your photo. Steven Brooke is an internationally recognized photographer of architecture, landscape, and design.

In this episode, we take a look at using Photoshop's grid guides to help compose your architectural photography. This lesson will help develop your eye for proportional systems while out in the field. Steven Brooke is an internationally recognized photographer of architecture, landscape, and design.

Five minutes, either way can make the difference between an "Ok" photo and an absolutely spectacular perfect photo. In this episode, I show you a few elements of what makes a perfectly timed architectural photograph. Steven Brooke is an internationally recognized photographer of architecture, landscape, and design.

Just as racers previsualize the track before the race, and musicians practice chords and scales before they attempt real pieces, we can practice composing our architectural photographs even without a camera in hand. Here are four common situations for you to previsualize shots. Practicing this way will immediately improve your visual acuity and speed up your compositional decision-making when you are actually working in the field. Steven Brooke is an internationally recognized photographer of architecture, landscape, and design.

As Architectural Photographers, we are taking the three-dimensional world and putting it into two dimensions. There are a few things compositionally that make it difficult for us to create the sense of depth that we want in our images. In this episode, we look at 3 particular errors. Steven Brooke is an internationally recognized photographer of architecture, landscape, and design.

In today's episode, see details that you might have overlooked with this simple exercise... finding architectural details in your existing photographs. Thanks for watching and remember to subscribe! Steven Brooke is an internationally recognized photographer of architecture, landscape, and design.

This episode explores the guidelines for taking the Signature Shot, the one image that conveys all the most important aspects of your project. Often, this is the only image that your client may request, and it has to be right. Steven Brooke is an internationally recognized photographer of architecture, landscape, and design.