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Through the Lens: International Architectural Photographers

Author: International Architectural Photographers
Publisher: Images Publishing Dist A/C
Copyright Date: 2006-07-21
ISBN: 1876907266
Type: Hardcover

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Title: Through the Lens: International Architectural Photographers
Author: International Architectural Photographers
Publisher: Images Publishing Dist A/C
Copyright Date: 2006-07-21
ISBN: 1876907266
Type: Hardcover
Book condition: New
Jacket condition: New

Notes: Brand new hardcover copy, purchased directly from publisher. Perfect condition. In manufacturer's shrink wrap. Gift worthy.

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This book will be appreciated by photographers, architects and artists alike
Illustrates technical details of how photographs are taken, including camera settings and in many cases the film used

Max Dupain, a famous Australian photographer well known for his architectural photography, once said words to the effect:"A photographer of architecture takes the building cycle full circle in reducing a completed building to a similar scale of the original drawings, but with details and textures that were previously only imagined by the architect, into a two-dimensional beautiful image, which is the architect's delight."

For many years, IMAGES Publishing has featured the work of the world's finest architectural photographers in their publications. This book is a celebration of and a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the lens, those geniuses of light and shadow, who can make even the most mundane building come to life.