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Some of us got the chance to see the following building and architecture designs in many places around the world and find it as beautiful artwork pieces that stand in our cities and streets. Photographers revealed to us another form of beauty behind these architectures by thinking in it as part of their photographs elements in addition to the lights and shadows. Furthermore, the black and white photography for these buildings has added to it another creativity value.
The black and white photography for architectures excludes the colors and keep the basic shades and lines in the photograph, this allows us to see another side of talent and creativity by following the buildings outlines and the reflection of the light on it. You can notice this in different styles of architecture photography, but the modern style structure allows you to see this in the long outlines and light reflection that help creating amazing results in black and white photography for these buildings.
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Photo Critique – Architecture
Dear Professional Photo Critique,
I’ve just started to become a bit more serious with my photography and would love any feedback! I’ve been experimenting with negative space recently. This image was taken from the Barbican Estate in London, UK.
Many thanks,
Nicholas Hennell-Foley
“Two Parts of City Life.”
CANON EOS 600D 50mm f? 1/180 ISO 200
Aaron
Hi there Nicholas,
Thank you so much for submitting this image to our photo critique. It’s not often that we receive images of architecture, and being a portrait photographer myself, I’ll have to rely on the work of others as a resource when critiquing your image. But before I introduce you to some of my favorite architecture photographers, let me first address your image.
The dark element you have on the far right side is great for establishing a sense of depth in the image. Having foreground, subject and background elements real
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Model turned actor Giuseppe Futia stars in the Netflix rom-com La Dolce Villadirected by 2004’s Mean Girls helmer Mark Waters. Futia, who is originally from Italy, was excited to be on his home turf.
“It was really beautiful knowing I was going to be part of such a magical and romantic presentation of my country,” Futia told GLAAD in a recent interview. “I know there’s a lot of love from Americans toward Italy and its culture, history, beauty and lifestyle. I’m so very honored to have been a part of this story.”
La Dolce Villa follows successful businessman Eric (Scott Foley) as he travels to Italy to stop his daydreaming daughter Olivia (Maia Reficco) from blowing her life savings on restoring a crumbling hus she purchased for €1. Instead, he discovers the magic and romance of Italy — and Francesca (Violante Placido) . Futia plays cook Giovanni, the romantic interest of Olivia.
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