This illustrated lecture is designed for photographers who want to elevate their architectural photography from competent documentation to compelling visual storytelling.

In this immersive slideshow class, veteran professional photographer Jasper Johal—whose architecture work has appeared in Architectural Record covers, editorials, real estate campaigns, and design portfolios—breaks down the creative and technical decisions that make architectural images sing.

Who Should Attend

Intermediate photographers familiar with basic camera settings and composition who want to specialize in architectural imagery—whether for editorial work, real-estate marketing, design clients, or fine art prints.

This session blends classic photographic craft with a seasoned professional’s insight into what makes architectural images stand out in editorial and commercial contexts. Whether you’re shooting modern homes, interiors, public buildings, or heritage sites, this class will expand your creative and technical toolkit.

What You’ll Learn

 1. Vision and Intent in Architecture Photography

• How to see and visualize form, line, light, and space.

• Approaching buildings not just as objects but as visual narratives.

• Using photography to reflect the architect’s design intent.

2. Gear, Lenses & Technical Choices

• Choosing the right lenses (including when and why to use tilt-shift lenses).

• Managing focus, depth of field, and perspective.

• Equipment recommendations for both interior and exterior work.

 3. Mastering Light

• Shaping natural light on façades and interiors.

• Balancing interior and exterior exposures.

• Working with flash vs available light.

4. Composition & Perspective

• Lines, symmetry, geometry, and framing strategies.

• Using architectural elements to craft dynamic compositions.

• Understanding and correcting perspective distortion in-camera and in post.

 5. Post-Processing Essentials

• Perspective correction and keystone control in editing software.

• Color balance, contrast, and tonality to maintain architectural integrity.

• Tips for presenting images professionally.