Architectural photography is something I have never done a lot of. I mostly have concentrated on landscapes and abstract subjects for most of work. Recently I was in Las Vegas and visited the arts district. That is where I came upon a wonderful abstract building, The Lou Ruvo Center for brain health designed by architect Frank Gehry, and is often referred to as The melting building. It has to be one of the most artist designed buildings I have seen. Certainly it is a one of a kind and the abstract quality makes an interested building to photograph. I always try to show a presence of light in my final image and it all starts with analyzing the light in the field before making the exposure. Once I have an image with the proper light and composition then the real work starts to produce an image worthy of representing this wonderful structure. It can take me days of working on a single image to get the desire look I am after. Sometimes I am rewarded with an image I feel represents the inspriation I felt when in the field with my camera.
