When we photograph architecture we get the spaces created by humans and we observe how these relate to their immediate environment, understanding the relations between the buildings, the city and the people who live there. As members of a society, we take photos being ourselves, with our culture, our ideology, our way of acting, in a concrete moment, and we take part of this moment in first person, living it and counting it. This is why the photography of architecture is so magic: spatial and formal possibilities of the architecture allow us to understand how, through good photography, the creation of an architect can be shown and how we can understand the architecture of any part of the world if we know that it answers to the society where it developes.