In this post I thought of shedding some light on a most used technique by architecture photographers. Before doing so, let me ask you how many times have you been to a famous landmark, monument, building etc and wanted to capture the sight (that brought you there in the first place) sans the people. Now the thing with a beautiful piece of art or architecture is that you will always find the place crowded with admirers. Given you are perhaps not going to visit again or perhaps just want to take a memorable image of the place but how good will it be if all those tourists, visitors and admirers were not present. Well hope is around the corner as you can still do that using your camera and lens. Look at the capture below taken at Vivid Sydney, what you don't see is that there were atleast 10 or more people in the shot. So how did I make them disappear or is it an illusion? Well, the trick is to use a tripod and select the view you want. Now the important thing to observe