This is one in a series of books from the authors on the wonderful world of color photography. The “Colour My World” series focuses on demonstrating the methods, approaches, and techniques that can be used by photographers to creatively use color in an artistic way to tell stories about life and the world around us. Each book in the series focuses on color image-making applied to a particular genre/style of photography or a specific subject.

Within the "Colour My World" theme we are developing a series of photography books on the use of color in architecture from around the world. The series focuses on the capture of architectural images that showcase the creative and innovative use of color in their design. Architectural photographs can range in color from black and white to monochromatic to subtle color palettes to bright and bold colors with plenty of contrast. This book showcases architectural compositions that emphasize color along with amazing shapes, patterns, and lines that collectively have a very impactful role in each of the featured images.
This volume features architecture from Australia. Australian architectural styles range from early colonial Georgian to the newer Victorian, Federation, Edwardian, California Bungalow, Art Deco, Post-War, Mid-Century Modern, Sydney School, Modernism, and Contemporary designs, Australian architects have often done their own take on each of these styles to adapt to the climate.

The initial chapters of the book discuss the use of color in architecture, the application of color theory to architectural design, the application of color theory to creating, displaying, and printing architectural images, the art and techniques for photographing architecture, and recommended photographic equipment/camera settings for architectural photography. Most of the book is devoted to showcasing the images themselves and providing tips about photographic techniques with information about the camera settings used to capture each image.