If someone had told me that a refrigerator could be seen as Darth Vader, I never would have believed them. But that’s exactly what happened after I captured this seemingly ordinary appliance shot. It wasn’t until I moved the light to the other side (coming from the dining room instead of inside the kitchen) that the light got moody. I liked what I saw and it immediately transformed the refrigerator into something that was now…
In researching architectural and interior design firms to market my services to, I was surprised to discover the vast majority don’t have professional images representing their work. In fact, only a small percentage found value in hiring a professional architectural & interior photographer to shoot their projects. Most appear to use photos taken with a phone, failing to see the mistakes they’ve made, but use those images anyway to represent their work. They probably thought,
In this article we’re going to take a look at the differences between architectural & interior design photographers and real estate photographers from someone who started out shooting real estate, then transitioned into architectural and interior design work. By the end, you’ll have a clear understanding of how both operate and the big differences between them. Real Estate Agents vs. Architects & Interior Designers To understand the difference between these two types of photographers we
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