Big things
Sometimes as a commercial photographer I’m asked to photograph something that’s so big, it’s not possible to get it all into one image.
In this instance it was an athletics facility with a newly constructed stand and ideally the images were to be shot when the facility was in use, rather than just showing an empty stand.
The only way to get the whole facility in one shot would be an aerial view (wouldn’t mind that one), or up in a pretty large crane (I’ll pass on that one thanks). Even with an aerial view though, because the area is so large, any signs of activity by people would look like little ants scurrying around.
All you can do then, is split up the whole area and cover as much as possible from different angles:
A second view from a different angle:
Not forgetting other areas:
Lastly, sometimes it’s not just documenting what’s actually there in bricks & mortar, it’s about conveying a sense of the place:
TTFN
