I have been pouring over books and reviews online and I can't seem to gather a concensus of lenses that are best for architectural photography. What are my options? PC lenses, wide angle, super wide angle? 28mm, 17-55mm? Thanks.

I recently finished an AA degree in photography and have a pretty good portfolio. I would really like to get into architectural photography for either architecture developers or designers. How do I get started? Is there a website for construction architects I can ask in? I live in Seattle, WA.

Can you give me a link to a website where I can read about architectural photography?

Hello guys... can anybody tell me about lenses and camera for architectural photography ? thanks.

now this is a for real question, and i would appreciate the feedback of the serious photographers http://www.flickr.com/photos/giltwerks/2235186235/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/giltwerks/2235974996/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/giltwerks/2235974632/ i will go back there and take more photos of my work, what suggestions do you have to get some good images for my portfolio? i have some lights and umbrellas (photo set ups) with the blue tungsten lights in them... i didn't like the pics i got with them though... regular hi intensity lights?? i don't want to use the attached flash because i've already been advised not to use it by a few of my pro friends, but i cannot afford a proper adjustable flash right now, any tricks of the trade would be appreciated. (now is the time for antoni to appear, he is an architectural photographer, me i'm kind of a hack who's been corraled into this for many reasons) i did the finishes in those pictures, that is really my forte photography is what i do for enjoyment and art.

I am a senior photography major and I have to do an art show in order to graduate and I want to do it on architectural photography. But I don't want to have you typical house in a field or skyscraper in the city. What can I do? Here is a link to what some of my photography looks like www.flickr.com/allenposey

Hello People... can anybody help me choosing camera and lens for architectural photography ?

For school i would like to know what is the role of architectural photography and repetitional photography in society. Also what are the effects on the viewer of the photography. If you have any information please help! and please don't put stupid answers like i don't know and i don't care it's incredibly rude!

I love nature/architectural photography and I just took a ton of cool shots that I want to put on FB... What should I name the album? No vulgar, sexual, or rude titles please. No expletives either!! Thanks and God Bless

I'm looking for a cost efficient canon lens that is suitable for architectural photography. The lens must have sensor cleaning. I'm not too worried about the brand but it must be a reasonable price and fit the Canon EOS 550d. Thanks

my professor recommended me to get a Canon 5D but is to expensive for only a class. Do you guys know of any other canon DSLR that has the same resolution but is more affordable?

please help me and suggest some brands

I'm going into my Junior year of college and while my major is technical photography...I think I have decided to "specialize" in this type of photography (Architectural). What are bits of advice you would give to me? What should I minor in? Business? Some kind of drafting and design? Your thoughts would be much appreciated.

I have a restoration company looking for a quote for taking pictures of an 8 million dollar restoration project they did on a building in my town. What would you say would be a good price package for them?

Thx. I would like to take crisp clear photographs - mostly office interiors. Thx Gary, Canon Tilt/Shift TS-E are great but I'm not quite up to that level yet - and yes, they're expensive! It may not even match the camera I have (EOS 450D) ~ lol! Any other lens you can recommend?

I have a project that I need to do, and I need inspiration. I need to take several pictures of organic and or architectural features. I do not want to do what everyone else is doing, like trees and landscapes, I want something different. Any ideas? Thank you so much :)

corporate photography. I plan on using a service and mailing out 5,000 6x9 postcards to just business in the boston area. I am spending about 1,400.00 for this mailing. Last year I did a smaller mailing in my local area of only 500 and a smaller card. I had little results. Can I expect better results with my new plan and what other aspects should I consider?

or would i be better with the nikon 18-200 whilst it is more expensive i would like it as it has a wider range