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The art and trade of architectural photography, with Brad Feinknopf

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The art and trade of architectural photography, with Brad Feinknopf

Award-winning architectural photographer Brad Feinknopf discusses his craft and helping AEC firms realize their visions photographically.


May 19, 2022

Longtime architectural photographer Brad Feinknopf discusses his craft and helping AEC firms realize their visions photographically. Feinknopf also touches on the evolution of photo shoots and the role of technology in architectural photography.

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