3 types: big picture, small details, and interior
- Indirect portraits
- Materials, style, and scale provide the clues about who they were and what they did/what their lives are like
- Early films were notoriously slow and needed hours of exposure for one image.
- Perfect subject for photography because it didn't move; it's stationary; it has history; many different ways to look at it, have different perspectives and view points; mainly, the designs because elements and principles exist in architecture
- One of the greatest architectural photographers in history
- He mainly focused on cathedrals in London; depicted motion with the use of light
- "Try for a record of emotion rather than a piece of photography."
- Worked in platinum papers
- Used for making bombs and munitions during WWI
- Because of that...he gave up!
- Started out as an architect, but found photography to be better for him
- Line, space, shape
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