How can a photographer negotiate a path — using the techniques and conventions of…
How can a photographer negotiate a path — using the techniques and conventions of architectural photography — between an architect’s creative vision for a three dimensional space and the photographer’s two dimensional interpretation of that space?
“A symbiotic relationship has always existed between architects and their photographers. For instance, Seidler and Dupain, Cox and Moore, Ezra Stoller and Mies Van der Rohe, Ando and Futagawa, the list goes on. Both professions are commercial arts depending on patronage and working with the inherent limitations of client requirements and budgets.”
- Adrian Boddy, ArchirectureAU
After a challenging semester of lockdowns, online learning and having to work with limited resources I'm proud to present the work these students. This subject is part of the RMIT BA Photography Program (Melbourne, Australia).