Join pictureline on an architectural adventure at the Natural History Museum of Utah where we have been granted special access to roam the museum after hours. This photowalk will cover the importance of architectural photography, and how to communicate a building’s relationship with context, space and time. We’ll focus specifically on capturing lines, shapes, and unique angles, and exploring details as much as the whole. We’ll also demonstrate the importance of lighting, and how to incorporate people into your architectural shots.
Be sure to bring your camera and tripod, and an exterior flash if you have one. All cameras are welcome! Just don’t forget to share your photowalk images with us on social media with #picturelinephotowalk so we can see each other’s work.
We will be meeting by the entrance of the National History History Museum for check-in at 4:30pm. After check-in, we will split into two groups focusing on the exterior before we move inside and focus on the interior.