1. Houses – main part
of the building
wide
Windows/
arches
telephoto
A variation of lenses
Post production
will be used
because it needs
to look as good as
possible.
Inside and outside
Building/specific
part of the
building
settings
pillars
Colour saturation
Discovery -Architectural photography
Subject/building
cropping
Wide lens
Staircase
Equipment
Just the building or landscape as well?
Tripod
Location
Telephoto/wide
lens
Telephoto lens
Gardens
Nunnington Hall
Inside
Outside
Telephoto/wide lens
Wide lens
DSLR camera

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In colour
Wide lens
Natural light
Level ground
vantage points
• Various angles
• On tripod (some)
Outside
Inside
Nunnington
Hall
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Postproduction
Garden
Discovery -Architectural photography
Objects
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Nunnington Hall
The gardens
Pillars/arches/staircases
Cropping
Colour saturation
Dodging and burning

3. If I photograph Nunnington Hall
in this style, the architectural
side, which is the primary
application I want to use, will
not be featured in my
photographs. However, I want
to capture as many aspects of
architectural photography as
possible, so could feature of
few of this kind.
I could photograph the building
without any other features, such
as the gardens. However, the
photographs could look a bit
empty.
Discovery -Architectural photography
This type of architectural shot
will be the most common type
of photograph I will capture at
Nunnington Hall. While the
picture to the left had too much
garden, this picture manages to
find the perfect balance of both
garden and building.
An inside shot at Nunnington Hall
will be limited to staircases, pillars
and arches, but could feature in my
collection of images. To get the
most effective images, I may need
to add post-production to them.