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I primarily shoot real estate but a home renovator contracted me to capture his latest reno project... however he was not happy with the photos as I shot/edited them real estate style, not realizing he wanted architecture style photos. How do I achieve the look or style of the first photo?

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Hi All,

I’m hobbyist just getting started in architecture photography.  I’m a fan of Nikon gear & I’d like to ask about which types of lenses you consider essential to producing quality photos.

I understand ill need both wide angle & zoom lenses, but is a tilt-shift lens absolutely necessary?

Thanks.

<div class="md"><p>Hi All,</p>

<p>I’m hobbyist just getting started in architecture photography.  I’m a fan of Nikon gear &amp; I’d like to ask about which types of lenses you consider essential to producing quality photos.</p>

<p>I understand ill need both wide angle &amp; zoom lenses, but is a tilt-shift lens absolutely necessary?</p>

<p>Thanks.</p>
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Equipment for 2-3 storey bldg vs tall buildings

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Has anyone made the switch from real estate photography to architectural photography? What are some challenges you've come across in doing so?

<div class="md"><p>Has anyone made the switch from real estate photography to architectural photography? What are some challenges you&#39;ve come across in doing so?</p>
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Crossover from Real Estate to Architectural

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Equipment for 2-3 storey bldg vs tall buildings

Crossover from Real Estate to Architectural