One point perspective room photography

There is an art to photographing indoor spaces and truly capturing the essence of their architectural design. Not only does it take a skilled photographer, but also one that has a solid grasp on the elemental aspects of the space they are photographing. The point of architectural photography is, after all, photographing a structure in a way that brings out the highlights of its design. Like any style of photography, it's a skill that takes time and practice to master. Here are a few tips…

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Name: ETHNO houseDesign, architecture: Khrystyna TeliukVisualization: Black Cube ArchvizProject year: 2020Software used: 3ds Max, Corona renderer, Photoshop, SketchUp

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The first video shows the easiest quick method for drawing a room in one point perspective using only a ruler and a square piece of paper: The trick to accurately drawing a room in one point perspective is making sure that the back wall is in correct proportion to the size of the paper. If you try to draw a room and just draw a floor and walls without taking proportion into account you will find that the ceiling does not match up at all. Here is what will happen: Follow the directions in the…

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