burningheart wrote:
Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre in Calgary, Brad Cloepfil was the lead architect. The architecture is very cool, both inside and out. There are many different angles one can find, and different lenses give different results.
The other cool thing is 1/2 block away is the main branch of the Calgary Public Library with more architecture to photograph(The wooden shots further up).
I have to admit, while Calgary is not a huge city, it has a range of interesting modern architecture and art installations lacking in many other Canadian cities.
I did a photoshoot yesterday of this family. The mom is running for the office of state representative. We did some headshots and then the whole family joined in. In the past, I counted on my Sony A1 II for this kind of photography but yesterday, decided to use the X2D II and 35-100. What surprised me is that I barely had to do any post processing in these images.
