What juries look for in architecture photography
- Precise geometry and perspective control.
- Light that explains space and material.
- People and context used to show how a place is lived in.
How to prepare your entry
Credit the architect where you can. Juries and publishers appreciate it, and some awards require it.
Before you pay a fee
Interiors of private buildings may need the owner's permission for publication. Check before entering commissioned work.
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