Theoretical Foundations of Architectural Photography

This exam will assess the theoretical foundations intrinsic to the discipline of architectural photography. Key areas of focus include composition, light analysis, and the representation of spatial dynamics in various structures.

Understanding these principles is critical for developing a nuanced perspective on how architectural elements interact with their environments. This knowledge informs both critical analysis and professional practice in architectural representation.

Students will be evaluated on their ability to articulate the theoretical concepts clearly, integrating visual analysis with vocabulary specific to architectural aesthetics and photographic techniques.

Candidates should demonstrate a command of relevant terminology and the ability to critique various photographic works in relation to established theoretical frameworks.