Dear all,
Today I was doing street shooting while I saw a team doing LF arquitecture photography.
What caught my attention again, and this is something I have always wanted to ask on this forum, was the incredible amount of hassle/m2:
graffitis, air conditionned devices, advertisings, undesired cars, scooters and motos, windows reflecting dirt, garbages tanks, cables, road signs, luminous signs,
shade from the trees and hugly urban trees, chineys and air conducts, city electric devices, parking toll machine, ungrowed grass in new buildings so the soil is visible,
constructions structures etc...
Many of those mentionned here where present on the spot. Without talking about narrow streets with limited distance allowed, impossible to park and really extreme contrasts between the
parts of the building in the shade and the ones exposed to harsh summer light.
How do you guys are dealing with this incredible amount of hassles?
Do you try to get rid-off some devices on field (like air devices) or all photoshop crusade?
You, arquitecture photographers, should all be decorated !
I imagine that you thank the digital age.
Cheers.