Architecture Photography Trends: Low-Tech
"The fact that a (in the traditional sense) technically deficient photograph can have greater emotional impact than a technically flawless picture probably comes as a shock to those who are naive enough to believe that technical excellence alone is a measure of a value of a photograph."
- Andreas Feininger
Who said you have to have an expensive performant camera in order to take beautiful Architecture photographs? Artistic architecture photography can very well be about experimentation and low-tech gear such as toy-cameras, expired film or Lensbaby lenses can give your clichés a completely new look. These experimentations withdraw the very objective feel that most viewers find in architecture photographs and the results can have a lot of personal attitude compared to the traditional views.
Enjoy these few examples of Low-Tech photographs from the Architecture category!
Holga
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'Holga 005' by Nullermanden
'Holga 005' by Nullermanden
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'Angel' by Cern
'Angel' by Cern
Lensbaby
Lensbaby is a line of camera lenses for SLR cameras that combine a simple lens with a bellows or ball and socket mechanism for use in special-effect photography. A lensbaby can give effects normally associated with view cameras. The lenses are popular with photographers for the creative possibilities of the selective focus and bokeh effects.
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Shiodome' by rubberman542
Shiodome' by rubberman542