Commercial Exteriors: Creating the Mood

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Duration: 5:10

Commercial exterior shots can be extremely dynamic and vibrant. They go well on magazine covers for business publications, city publications, and especially architectural magazines. Getting publication-worthy photos involves setting the mood outside the building. This session teaches you how to set the mood you want to get the photograph you desire.

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