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RE: BASIC RULES FOR PHOTOGRAPHING ARCHITECTURE. PART 2
I can imagine and it is becoming easy to understand why the professional photos of hte places and buildings look completely different and look really nice. I agree with you that if someone decided to do a good picture of any crchitecture than the place needs to be visited and studied. I love morning pictures because of more shadows with interesting pattern in the morning hours.
Hello @stef1
I can tell you have an artist's eye. Normally the best light of the day is in the morning, after sunrise and before sunset. Almost everything can be seen much better in that light, although there are buildings that, due to their location, can be seen better at other times, basically depending on the orientation with respect to the sun.
On another note, I have sent you the draft of the contest.
Thank you very much for your comments and support.