why did you choose architecture?

When I was a child, I used pictures to express and project anything meaningful, but it probably shows that I am a visual / cosmic thinker. Fire truck, or I remember wanting to be a truck driver, so I draw 18 wheels. As I grew older and the drawing became more realistic, I added the skyline to the background, of course I lost interest in being a firefighter, a truck driver. I am fascinated by the huge shape on the outside background of the city skyline and I remember having formed the city and its skyline. This eventually led me to draw the skyline urban plan that I drew and the view and plan of a fantastic building. I visit a local library, take out a building document and draw a building inside. Sometimes I add them to the skyline I drew. Therefore, I think that the choice of architecture comes from the fact that I have to express or understand my wish to travel around the city as a child when visiting grandparents.

Architecture is one of the hottest topics in human life. Most people want to find and choose the destination of their family and life. If you are an architect photographer, or you are a real estate company, you need to bring out the most beautiful product to convince customers. For this purpose, architectural photos are one of the tools that will help you to convince your customers. So here are some basic steps that will help you take some beautiful and cool architectural pictures. There are many principles and techniques that can be used for shooting. After taking a picture, you need to concentrate on framing, composition, and lighting and think carefully. Through practice, you will focus on architectural photos. This allows you to shoot subjects in a more enjoyable way, avoid general repetitive composition, and enhance the character of the photograph.

There is an infinite possibility. Are you shooting landscape, people, buildings, animals, nature etc.? Many people have their own theme and scene. Some people only do street photography, others mainly take pictures. If you want to challenge yourself, you can select topics you are not used to and try new things. When will you shoot? Especially when you are shooting outdoors, this decision depends greatly on lighting conditions. In various lighting situations, one scene seems to be quite different. Consider how the light affects the scene and then choose the appropriate shooting time.

Then look at the other things you never chose. Have you chosen the place you were born? Have you ever chosen this body? So far, how many events did you really choose in your life? Did you choose most of the infinite environment leading to the current position and current position at the moment? No. From all these things, it is said that this is a very complicated problem and simple answers are not enough. That said, the concept of free will is probably the spectrum. We can argue logical semantics and a philosophical position all day long but I think that what you really are important is a slightly different question: Do you feel free?