Architectural Photography Indoors

Taking indoor architectural photography is fun and challenging. For these photos I used speed lights to light different parts of the room. Starting with a dark exposure, I used the speed lights to light the different parts of the room. Post took the longest. Using Photoshop, I masked all the photos together to create a well-lit photo. Mike Kelley has an awesome technique when it comes to architectural photography. I tired to do a similar technique that he uses. The second photo posted shows all the different photos I masked together. My settings varied depending on the lighting. I kept a smaller aperture and my shutter speed stayed with in 1/100 to 1/200. My ISO was also 400. Here is a great website on learning how to take architectural photography.

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