Architecture is something I’ve admired for most of my life.\u00a0 When I was first learning the basics of photography, shooting buildings and rooms and furniture was what I started with.\u00a0 Well, rooms and dogs, but the dogs are a different story.\u00a0 When I shot film, every shot had to count.\u00a0 I’ve always had a passion for graphic design, and specifically visual balance.\u00a0 So when you’re not looking to waste your precious frames of celluloid, you wait for that shot to happen.\u00a0 The best way for me to find or create balance in photographs was to shoot buildings, and just wait for what I wanted to see.<\/p>\n
I got connected with some from Kaiser Bakersfield, who needed Architectural Photos of all the locations in town.\u00a0 We shot all 9 locations in one exhausting, but therapeutic Saturday afternoon, so no people!<\/p>\n
This turned out to be amazingly fun for me.\u00a0 It took me back to my basics, and I wanted to share some of these with you.\u00a0 Who knew Architectural Photography would be therapeutic?\u00a0 Now, I might just need to take some pictures of dogs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n