Here are a few images from a recent shoot for Laura Falk and the Butler Swayne Team. If you could only pick one word to describe this home, I’d bet all the money in my pocket that it would be ‘white’. Talk about consistency in the design theme… In any case, it is beautiful, and we had a great time photographing it. Let us know what you think!
Here’s another fantastic bit of work from Kade Homes! This master bath has detail upon detail upon detail, and you can get lost trying to see them all. Here are some selected images from this shoot that impressed us. Let us know what you think!
We don’t often advertise it, but we do quite a few professional portraiture sessions for our clients. It isn’t a big part of our business, but it is a very enjoyable and often challenging part. But, to distinguish our portraiture for others’, we have tried to create a product that is not your typical ‘head in a box’ type portrait. Since the vast majority of our work is capturing stunning interior and architectural subjects, we developed a style that would fuse the two. Architecture and portraiture, you say? Yes, architecture and portraiture.
While our clients are the ‘subjects’ of our portrait images, we can use elements of interior design, architecture, and textures to bring more interest, more style, and more character to the final product.
In contrast to this style, the two images we created below are what would be considered more ‘traditional’ styles of portraiture. This consists of a subject, and a rather ‘static’ background in terms of interest. Generally, these types are best used when only the face is of interest. Modelling and actors’ headshots are usually in this style.
And here is an alternative style. These types of images incorporate elements from the surroundings to add to the final product. Generally, these surroundings add some dimension that is applicable to the ‘subject’. These may be textures in the walls, elements of the architecture creating ‘leading lines’ to the subject, or outright literal ‘environmental’ elements of the subject’s work environment.
The combinations of background environments and interesting lighting are virtually unlimited. These examples above incorporate the architectural and interior design elements, and they create a very visually compelling image. What do you think of this style? We’re always trying to stretch our creative output, so let us know what you think!
Happy New Year Everyone!
Each year, we like to take a look back at all of the spectacular spaces we get to see and photograph over the last year, and pick out our favorites. We are blessed to work with fantastic clients, and they trust us enough to make their homes look amazing! Here are our favorites from 2016!
Well, who doesn’t love some Christmas time interior photos? I KNEW you couldn’t wait, so here you go! I had a great time shooting these in this beautiful home, and I hope you like them! Let us know what you think!
