I often have the opportunity to chat with designers,
architects and builders while working on projects. I am surprised how many work on a space over
time and then feel it’s necessary to wait until the entire project has been
completed before scheduling a photo shoot.
But that isn’t always the wisest thing to do.
Case in point. Below
are three images photographed in December.
The homeowner has been slowly having her interior designer do the home,
but at a leisurely pace. One room at a
time over the months that they ‘winter’ in Florida, which means it has taken
several years to complete this home. As
a result, the designer has been having me photograph each room as it’s
completed. This ensures the project
shots look fresh and that none of the finishes show any wear.
It also allows her to start using her images in her
marketing materials right away, which is a huge advantage.
Whenever I mention this, potential clients are amazed that
we would shoot just one or two rooms at a time.
Of course! Small photo shoots
are fun, and since we are focusing on just a few areas, attention to staging
and compositions can be done without rush.
Additionally, some might schedule one or two rooms and do a couple of
locations at a time. That is fine too. It’s important to us to be flexible and work
with our clients/homeowners schedules.
So all you who would like to add new work to your portfolio,
but have only one or two rooms to shoot, give us call. We even have a popular package rate for small
projects.
