All architectural photographers understand the allure of capturing the pool area or the bar and restaurant in a luxurious hotel. However, it's equally crucial to pay attention to seemingly ordinary spaces like hallways, lobbies, and powder rooms. These areas serve as the initial impression for hotel guests, setting the tone for their stay. Hence, meticulous lighting and processing are just as vital in these areas as when photographing a lavish suite.
This detail shot demonstrates exactly why you hire a high-end interior designer like Marsha Jones. Simply put, the beauty is in the details, and Marsha is all about details.
This living room designed by Marsha Jones., is so elegant. The beautiful area rug, custom chairs, and bespoke window treatments surround baby grand piano. You can just picture yourself sitting and enjoying an after dinner drink or a morning coffee. We loved this space! Stay tuned for more from this beautiful home.
This eloquent dining room was designed by Marsha Jones. We are going to feature several rooms from this projects as it is one of our favorites. Marsha had everything staged to perfection, and her team was a joy to work with. More to come.
Sometimes we need to be able to photograph tidy little spaces. =). These spaces are part of an Andy Yates design. More to come.
Our latest showcase features the exquisite guest room of a secluded Michigan home crafted by master home builder Joshua Schmidke. The room boasts vaulted ceilings and a charming galley-style bathroom. A nod to the past is evident in the design, with vintage elements such as a double cast iron sink and a hand sink adorned with a painted glass bowl. The home exudes character and charm, making it a truly unique and inviting space.
Continuing with the interior of this secluded Michigan home by master home builder Joshua Schmidke, we are focusing here on the Master Suite. I love the balcony, perfect for morning coffee or an evening nightcap while enjoying the secluded peace of the woods. The bath includes a large shower and a modern slipper tub, perfect for soaking and relaxing. More to come.
In our recent posts, we've highlighted a secluded Michigan home crafted by master carpenter Joshua Schmidke. Today, let's delve into the interior spaces, beginning with the inviting living area that seamlessly transitions into the dining room and kitchen. Stay tuned for more updates!
A secluded Michigan bath house was recently featured, with a promise to showcase a custom-built home crafted by master carpenter Joshua Schmidke. Having photographed numerous projects for Josh, including luxury condos and custom homes, I continue to be impressed by the exceptional quality of his work. With construction of this caliber, there is almost certainly a waiting list. Trust me, it's worth it.
Stay tuned for a closer look at the interior spaces of this remarkable home.
We have been doing some lifestyle shots along with some recent architectural shoots, and my business partner Mary Beth commented on one of her favorites. This one from 2014. Here we had photographed the interior of an older home remodel by architect Mason Miller, which I will feature soon on one of my 'Flashback Friday' posts.
As I was packing up the gear, the homeowner came downstairs with her daughter and began preparing some dinner. Mary Beth invited them to pose for a few shots and they thought it would be fun. It was. Mary Beth shot these using a SONY A7 and a Carl Zeiss 11mm lens. She used a SunPAK 555 flash gun bounced off the ceiling for the soft fill light. Here are some favorites.
Back in 2002, we were shooting images on-site in Tennessee at a recording studio for an album that Brenda was working on. This one was taken in a hallway just outside her recording booth as she was taking a break to hear a playback.
I shot this with a Minolta XE-7 using a Rokkor 58mm 1.2 lens, with a Vivitar 285 flash on a Vivitar flash bracket. I used Fuji Astia 100F, color reversal film.
Today, let's take a quick look at a master suite designed by Marietta Calas from Expressive Interiors. Marietta believes in creating a romantic ambiance in the master suite, and this design truly captures that essence.
In the early hours of the morning, we captured the serene interior of a Houston bank designed by Dwight Patterson. The space exudes comfort, offering a welcoming environment for both employees and clients. Take a peek at some highlights from the photo session:
Small Photoshoot? YES!
We sometimes get calls from interior designers who have small projects and need just a shot or two, or a large project but just want to shoot one or two rooms. In fact, I had such an inquiry yesterday. No problem. We make this work by coupling your small photoshoot with another one or two that we have scheduled the same day. So, if you have a project and just need a few shots, ring us up. We would love to put you into our calendar.
