Architectural photography

In architectural photography classes we combine technical precision with aesthetic sensibility and social reflection. Students tackle both classic issues in architectural and interior photography and more advanced interpretative problems.

An important aspect of the course is the sociological threads: the relationships between architecture and its users the urban context changes in city space and their impact on daily life. A strong emphasis is placed on an individual approach and the development of an authorial style.

Students are encouraged to experiment and look for innovative forms of expression both in the image itself and in the way of telling a story about the space. Architectural photography ceases to be merely documentation and becomes a tool for critical analysis and creative interpretation of the world around us.