Architectural Photographer Chris Luker creates thoughtful images of buildings and locations, and really digs deep to communicate the details and context of the place. In a very thoughtful and informative video, Chris describes his thoughts and process for trying to translate the “language of architecture.” There’s some really deep thoughts here, Jack Handey would be proud.
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I really enjoyed his work. Thanks for the share.
THIS is how you use a tilt-shift lens!
Interesting self-promo video with some really good points to it. I love that quote at the very beginning, kind of makes you stop and think. It's just a restating of the age-old, stop and smell the roses adage, but I think nowadays people really need that idea pounded into their heads before they find themselves to be 85 and wishing they had lived differently.
The big 205 representing!
wow inspiring...makes me think i should be an architecture photogrpaher instead of weddings...hahaha