Posts Tagged ‘Photo of the Day’

Here are just a few images of a home that is just simply elegant.  Not overstated, just elegant.  I am very blessed to be invited into many homes to try to capture the essence of their particular lifestyle, and convey that in an image.   Sometimes it can be a challenge, but sometimes, it is easy.  This was one of those.  Each space was well defined and designed with a purpose, and there is a charm that is evident through the images.

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Hey everyone!

Here are a few images from a recent shoot at…. let’s say, a local establishment.  I can’t say just yet WHICH establishment yet, but it it was a lot of fun, and they were extraordinarily gracious to us while we were there.  Let us know what you think!

Here’s another beauty from the Vickery Village community.  This one, with strong elements of a Tuscan villa mixed with contemporary design, is another one of those hidden gems, taking you from one world to another by simply stepping over a threshold.  Thanks to The Komar Team of Keller Williams for this one!

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It’s not every day that I get to photograph something like this.  It is pretty much the coolest thing ever to have so many options at a property, you can’t hope to get everything in one day.  Here is a property that was designed to turn heads.  Not only does the exterior scream “LOOK AT ME!”, but the interior does the same.  With it’s $1M+ in exterior landscape adornments alone, it is truly a magnificent sight.  The exterior is the design of the prestigious Hostetler-Zhang-Studer firm of Atlanta.  They are a renowned landscape and architectural firm that has made it’s name design and implementing exquisite architectural and landscape installations throughout the world.  

It is a wonderful thing to see the different and fantastic cultural influences in the homes that I photograph.  One might never know, based on a home’s exterior, what the interior looks like, or how you can step into another world by walking inside.  A few years back, I was able to travel to India for a few weeks with my wife for business.  The beauty of the country can’t be overstated, and since then, I have been very fond of that style of decor.  It creates a feeling of balance with natural materials.  The design inspires happiness, prosperity, and abundance.  Our subject this week is cut straight from that cloth.

Thanks to Larry Perkins for this one, and let us know what you think!