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020			_a9783035605860
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082			_a778.94 _bARC
245			_aArchitectural photography and its uses : _bpositions on the relationship between image and architecture / _cEdited by Angelika Fitz and Gabriele Lenz
260			_bBirkhauser Verlag GmbH, _c2015. _aBasel :
300			_a285 p.
520			_aPhotography and architecture have a long and intense relationship ; and both are accompanied by debates about how, as disciplines, they hover somewhere between service and art form. The book examines how photos are used to digitally reproduce, inform about, and archive buildings. Moreover, it is dedicated to the concept of the use of a building being the visual content of architectural photography, and also questions how the photograph influences the constructed reality. What is the status of architectural photography today? For one, photographs provide mass media exposure for the buildings; however, the photographers' own attitude, interests, and style result in highly individual images of the built reality. They tell their own stories of the building, decide whether to capture it occupied or not, dynamic or naturalistic, with or without context, as a new building or in use. How does this photographic perspective affect the way in which buildings and their architects are perceived? Many architects collaborate for long periods of time with specific photographers. How much do photographs influence the actual design? Which photos serve to publicize the building, which lend a new perspective? In today's flood of images, where there is almost no difference between photographs and renderings, this publication refreshingly brings architectural photography to the fore while allowing a peek behind the scenes.
650			_aAR _930281
690			_aArchitectural photography. _938573
690			_aArchitecture and photography. _938574
700			_aFitz, Angelika ed. _938575
700			_aLenz, Gabriele ed. _938576
942			_cBK