PicsArt Monthly PicsArt Monthly Magazine July Issue 2015 | Page 13

So everybody copies the best shots. Put some thought into your approach and use everyone else’s as a point of departure. Create your own unique image. If I am covering a city or country and time is limited, I have to assess if the time may be better spent elsewhere. Working with a list of priorities I often leave interiors for inclement weather and shoot them when it is raining. interesting, challenging, state-of-the art edifices worthy of vast, new collections. The biggest names in architecture have put their signatures on some of the most innovative constructions in the last few decades. Gehry, Pei, Safdie, Johnson, Calatrava. Foundations vie with each other to erect the most innovative solutions. Success or failure, these experiments make for great photographs. Sometimes the building outshines the contents. Because the space was so large, my crew and I had to start setting up lights before 5:00am. We were admonished to be wrapped-up before they opened the doors for business. It was such a huge task that we were still shooting as they steered early visitors around our mess. We cut a few corners and were out before the crowds poured in. It was a great shot. The dark, interiors are daunting but many communities have hired architects to build PicsArt Monthly |13