architectural photography

Meghan Duda is one of the few professional photographers who still enjoys photographing with film. This medium allows for extraordinary precision, contrast and detail that digital technology can not match. She prefers working with tripod and large format camera, creating a way of looking that is different from working with smaller formats. The size of the camera creates a relation to the photographed object and this factor influences the photo. Each photo is therefore more carefully planned making the outcome more beautiful in proportion and balance of the photo.

black and white silver gelatin print is forever

Meghan Duda is fascinated with two things, architecture and photography. She received a professional degree in architecture from Virginia Tech. She moved to North Dakota in 2007 and specializes in architectural photography.

photography is about life, shadows and light

Meghan Duda received a finalist recognition twice in competitions presented by Photography's Forum Magazine and has been published three times. She has exhibited her work in Virginia, at the Plains Art Museum and Spirit Room Gallery in Fargo and at the New York Mills Cultural Center in New York Mills, Minnesota. Meghan has photographed in New York, New Mexico, California, Utah, Denmark, Switzerland, Germany, Sweden and Italy.

the camera and the film is fine art

Meghan Duda is currently working on projects photographing abandoned farmsteads, the vernacular, modern architecture, and the horizon. If you are interested in contacting Meghan for her services or to purchase any of her photographs, please click on connect.