By pascaljappy | Opinion
I’ve been photographing London for as long as I’ve had access to a camera. It’s always fascinated me for its shape-shifting architectural abilities. Are those threatening its appeal, now, though? To me, the spectrum of “architectural” travel photography covers at least three stages, each equally interesting but attracting different types of creators and spectators […]
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By Solveig Jappy | Travel Photography
I study architecture at The A.A. in London. Reticence to normal schooling running deep in the family, I chose this school because it dispenses with formality and essentially focuses on hands-on projects. My project for this year is based in Cuba and, during a recent field trip, I took the photographs you see on this […]
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By Dallas Thomas | Travel Photography
Universities are places of learning, I also think they are excellent to walk around with a camera. The architecture can vary so much from 1850’s sandstone to totally modern structures at Sydney University they do anyway. For sometime, I have wanted to shoot the inside of the Charles Perkins Centre a relatively new building. To […]
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Adrian Turner: I recently wrote about my lack of inspiration following a particularly challenging period in my life, that left me feeling emotionally drained and creatively barren. My inspiration came from an hour of introspection whilst I photographed abstract architecture in Singapore, and led to a reassurance that all interest in photography was not dead. […]
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By pascaljappy | Opinion
This is a new very interesting guest post by our now regular contributor Adrian. I think you’ll find the very personal perspective and strong images as profoundly compelling as I do. Thanks for sharing this, Adrian. Until April 2017 I had not picked up a camera since June 2016, at the end of a […]
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By pascaljappy | Opinion
You mention Aix-en-Provence, you mentally see this. Or this Or this And that’s what most of the old town is like. But modern architecture has recently invited itself into the heart of this Roman city turned student paradise. So, this is one of those posts where I serve you the leftovers from an OTUS 28 […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
To me, the concept of travel photography is inseparable from architecture. Just as much as the local food and music, local architecture tells you a lot about the area you are visiting and photographing architectural landmarks make your travels that much more interesting and of lasting impact. That game is particularly fun to play in […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
Two goals in this trip to Phoenix were photographing architecture (a teenage passion of mine) and test the Distagon 2.8/15 ZM that Zeiss kindly had delivered to my door two days before my departure.As you can see on this page, the first has been achieved (with more to come). As for the second, well … […]
Continue readingBy pascaljappy | News
If you’re thinking Marseilles is a rat hole riddled with gangsters living of drugs, well … you’re not entirely wrong 😉 But you’re not entirely correct either and the city also has beautiful features, a fantastic setting and interesting history. After WWII, so many people had no houses that the minister in charge of housing […]
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In the first episode of this tourist report, I described the light and sights of this fascinating city. At least what can be visited in a very short (less than 24h) stay. In this second part, my focus will be on what impressed me most : the night, the lights and the buildings. Note the […]
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