
This isn't interesting enough for my liking, so i'm going to refine it and add some props like candles and flower petals to add more interest and colour.








Industrial photography is used to capture processes in industrial environments. Things to consider are lead in lines, correct exposure and white balance, occupational health and safety, framing, depth of feild, interesting detail shots, wide angle shots and to never take a photo of a person pointing! 





Interior architecture photography is difficult ass you have limited space to take wide angle shots in orderto correct verticals, and as there are so many lines, you will get convergence somewhere or another. One of the most important things to take into consideration is white balance either using an expo disc or a white card. It is important to get shots from different angles, and windows can often be blown out, so a way to over come that is to take two exposures and merge them to create an hdr so you don't have nasty white windows with no detail, another trick, so you can capture what is outside, is to turn off the interior lights to avoid reflections.