Its the beginning of a project I am doing for my Intro to Photography class, on architecture and landscapes...what do you all think?? anything here? Texas Tech campus has a TON of amazing architecture if anyone has ever been to the campus you would know.
thanks i just snapped those leaving class actually. so at least i know that i might be on the right track and have the right idea
I like #3 but maybe try vertical format to get the ground and arches closer to you. I guess your lens will not open wider? Changing perspective from the normal angle makes a photo more interesting to most. For example, lay on the ground with the camera low, vertical format, keep the ground in the image while shooting slightly upward. My 2ยข.
Also, it helps to have something of interest framed with the arch. The building is a bit plain. Great architecture.
They look a bit underexposed. And some are crooked. Also, in the last one the sky is wayyyyyyyyyyy blown out. To help with this, I would consider photographing later or earlier with the use of a tripod. Or you could get a Neutral density filter, but that might get weird effects on diagonal expanses of sky.
