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Do you want to take better-composed, more interesting photos of buildings? So do I. And in this episode, I will give 12 things that will help you take better photos of buildings. And here they are.

1. Take one photo and get the best composition you can
2. Use the rule of thirds
3. Take a photo, then try a different focal length to get a different look
4. Take photos from different angles
5. Move back and forwards
6. Use leading lines
7. Find the best light
8. Capture intricate architectural details
9. Fill the frame
10. Use negative space
11. Convey the sense of scale of a building
12. Try a long exposure
13. Play with depth of field
14. Find interesting subjects to photograph
15. Don't be put off by overcast days
16. Give tilt-shift lenses a go
17. Explore old buildings
18. Go wider to capture the entire building, and a bit more
19. Get the building vertical
20. Then do this
21. Choose a particular building and get to know it

All explained in plain English, without the irrelevant detail, in (much) less than 27 (ish) minutes!

What is not to love? How utterly splendid!

Check out my splendid course How To Become A Real Estate Photographer on my website Rick McEvoy Photography.com/courses

Check out my splendid course How To Become A Real Estate Photographer at Rick McEvoy Photography.com

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