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Synopsis
Over 200 black and white photographs of a wide array of historic properties and settings carefully illustrate how to effectively convey important historic qualities and details.
Capturing the historic character of buildings and landscapes through photography is a critical component of all documentation and preservation efforts. Indeed, it plays a central role in the Historic Structure Report―a comprehensive document that is required whenever a restoration is undertaken. But while photography is at the heart of preservation work, it can be difficult for non-professionals to fully grasp the technical and aesthetic considerations unique to historic structures.This hands-on user’s guide will explain it all, from the pros and cons of digital versus film photography and how to capture large-scale buildings, historic districts, and cultural landscapes, to the photographic requirements of reviewing agencies like the National Park Service, and much, much more. 200 photographs
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Bill Lebovich, an architectural historian and photographer, lives in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
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