Kendall McCaugherty studied photography at the University of Illinois and worked as a photography assistant at Hedrich Blessing Photographers in Chicago, an architectural photography firm. She discussed how photography is essential for showing the shape, scale, interaction with space, and use of space in architectural designs. Taking the perfect shot of a building can involve moving the camera around and taking multiple pictures over the course of a few hours to capture light and space effectively.
Kendall McCaugherty studied photography at the University of Illinois and worked as a photography assistant at Hedrich Blessing Photographers in Chicago, an architectural photography firm. She discussed how photography is essential for showing the shape, scale, interaction with space, and use of space in architectural designs. Taking the perfect shot of a building can involve moving the camera around and taking multiple pictures over the course of a few hours to capture light and space effectively.
Kendall McCaugherty studied photography at the University of Illinois and worked as a photography assistant at Hedrich Blessing Photographers in Chicago, an architectural photography firm. She discussed how photography is essential for showing the shape, scale, interaction with space, and use of space in architectural designs. Taking the perfect shot of a building can involve moving the camera around and taking multiple pictures over the course of a few hours to capture light and space effectively.
- went to the School of Art and Design at the University of Illinois majoring in photography during her time. !
- Hedrich Blessing Photographers in Chicago as a Photography Assistant. !
architectural photography firm founded in 1929, and had been the subject of 2 books and participated in numerous museum exhibitions!
- Where would architecture be without photography?!
- Burj Khalifa -- SOM Dubai, UAE! interaction with a space bird's eye view vs landscape view - House of Tomorrow -- Keck + Keck Chicago, IL using space built during the great depression - survived in 86 years - St. Frances de Sales Church showing the shape of the building - four brothers and their sons were photographers -- 24 photographers, only 2 female photographers
- Assembly Hall, Hub Henry -- Champaign, IL
"failed architecture" - Air Force Academy Cathedral -- SOM, Colorado closed down - Arcus, Studio Gang -- Kalamazoo, MI human figures -- interaction "alive" scale without figures the building looks dead small choices to make the perfect shot digital stilluse camera - Private Residence, Mick DeGuilio -- Bernalda, Italy light and space 1
Monday, October 19, 2015
moving the camera around to get a good picture
can take up to 2 hours or more bathroom - digital retouching - removing any reflection - think of photography before making it - time of day and space affect the image - assistants are like the second eye to the photographer blocking/adding light using black cloth then combining all pictures for 1 picture