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Behind the Scenes of Interior Design Photographer
I have been an Interior Design Photographer in New York and in Las Vegas as my secondary hub.
While traveling both in the US and Europe to photograph interiors I want to take you this time to a journey behind the scenes of interior design photography.
So let’s have a peak of the before and after
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After
Simple, yet complicated
While it is a small dining area, we have many difficult elements to capture.
First the big difference in ambient light inside vs. the strong sunlight in the terrace.
The wood shinny label reflecting all the light from the windows and also absorb light, which make it very difficult to capture.
Using over 50 images with different ambient and artificial lighting, I crafted each element (wood, fabric, mirror, and walls) with different angle of light, to create a more welcoming image with true colors and atmosphere.
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After
Multi Space Living Room
Yet a difficult space to photography due to multiple sections in an open layout living room.
While we have floor to ceiling windows the light angle dose not shine in to lift up the ambiance in the room.
Imitating the direction of light using studio lighting helped us to overcome the absorbing wood ceiling, shinny concrete floor, and wall finishes.
Also, the fireplace was not yet connected and it was a very important feature (an also expensive one) with must show.
In the end, crafting the direction of light using artificial lighting helped us create all the shadows and details in the elements of design.
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The Stainless Steal Kitchen
This kitchen is huge, while I photographed another shoot of the entire kitchen, in this image I wanted to focus on the dual sitting area and the bar behind with the stainless steal ceiling art feature.
I also included a small peak to the left coercer showing there is another island and in the right corner to show the adjusted living room.
The complex shoot included the cloudy day sunlight (blue hue) and the tungsten interior light (yellow) which takes the color of the white island and gray chairs.
Eliminating the light both from the interior and exterior allowed me to bring back the true original colors of the marital and atmosphere.
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After
Master Bedroom with a View:
A cloudy day with some sunshine was not enough to light this huge master suite viewing the Las Vegas Valley.
As we work year-round, I wanted to showcase the sunny Vegas atmosphere and poor some light into the room imitating sun light in better angle.
As the interior furniture is black, it often does not absorb light which requires to use mirror technique of light to create the shine on the surface.
Adding blue to the sky, creating a warmer tone and light direction helped create this striking image.
Interior Designer Photographer
Job is to elevate your design work into stunning visuals. As you have seen it is not an easy job to take a beautiful space and make it look amazing in visuals. This is why we bring our expertise to take your pictures to the next level.
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