Photography

Architecture & Interior Photography

Shoot Straight-Lined, Editorial Architecture and Interiors

12 lessons4 modules9h 30m durationbeginner level

Instructor: StretchLearn Faculty

About this course

This course takes a beginner from crooked, snapshot interiors to the controlled, vertical-perfect look that architects and design magazines pay for. You will keep verticals parallel with a tilt-shift lens or in-software perspective correction, tame windows that blow out by blending bracketed exposures rather than crushing HDR, and balance the warm tungsten, green fluorescent, and cool daylight that fight inside every room. Every module uses concrete numbers, named tools like the Canon TS-E 17mm, Lightroom and Photoshop, and worked examples from real shoots.

Curriculum

Module 1: Seeing Architecture: Gear, Lenses, and the Vertical Problem3 lessons

Why Verticals Converge and What Editors DemandPreview45m
Tilt-Shift Lenses and the Affordable Alternatives🔒50m
Tripod, Leveling, and the Architectural Setup🔒45m

Module 2: Perspective Control and Straightening Lines3 lessons

Using Shift Movements in the Field🔒50m
Correcting Perspective in Lightroom and Photoshop🔒50m
Composition: One-Point, Two-Point, and Framing Rooms🔒45m

Module 3: Exposure, Bracketing, and HDR for Bright Windows3 lessons

The Window Problem and Metering Interiors🔒45m
Bracketing Exposures on a Locked Tripod🔒50m
Blending by Hand and Natural HDR🔒50m

Module 4: Lighting Interiors and Delivering the Edit3 lessons

Balancing Mixed Light: Daylight, Tungsten, and Fluorescent🔒45m
Adding Light: Flash, LED, and Window Light🔒50m
Editing, Retouching, and Delivering the Client Set🔒45m