Architectural photography : practical lessons and suggestions for amateurs (1898)
Middleton, G. A. T. (George Alexander Thomas) · London : Hazell, Watson, & Viney · leaf 20
lwaysto be found if sought after.When it is intended to re-present one art through themedium of another, there must be this seeking, else awrong impression will probably be conveyed, and in thephotographing of architectural objects there is, or shouldbe, this representation. Too often the result is… … 18 Architectural Photography. ment, and not as a workmans tool capable of respondingto its masters touch. The difference is precisely that be-tween architecture and mere building—the one instinctwith life and feeling, the other no more than a heap ofmaterial scientifically pieced together to…
Architectural photography
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