Fotoğraflar: Peter Aaron

In what ways can architectural photography convey different interpretations of form and place? Where do the boundaries between commissioned projects and independent work intersect? Have changing technologies and equipment reframed the way architectural photographers approach their subjects? Four preeminent photographers with contrasting approaches to photographic method and content will explain, through their work, varying aspects and meaning behind portraying ‘place.’

An architectural photographer for over 35 years, Peter Aaron began his career as a film cameraman, and then served as Ezra Stoller’s assistant. Aaron employs cinematic style in his use of dramatic camera angles and theatrical lighting. A frequent contributor to books and magazines, Aaron is a contributing photographer for Architectural Digest and has documented projects by architecture firms including Robert A.M. Stern Architects, KieranTimberlake Architects, Rafael Viñoly Architect, and 1100 Architect.