Falling Walls

   Probably the most common mistake in interior and architecture photography are "falling" walls.  A  bit of attention and some minimal investment can help to avoid this problem.

Good Five

   
Three months are gone and I have finally a bit of time to write. I haven't written anything for a while and I have photographed only a few objects. The main reason is, that  I have moved with my family to Dublin in Ireland. But just before the flight I managed to photograph one exceptional restaurant in Bratislava.

composition for interior photography

Hi,
today I would like to draw your attention to the perfect video about the composition for the interiors. A really must see for all real estate photographers and realtors.

Photo of the week. Staircase

The holiday is over so let's start some work. Today I have here a simple trick how to fix the "black holes" in the interior photography. Please notice the glass door on the staircase. The light behind it looks just natural.

Photo of the week. ALO diamonds

Today I have got something a bit more interesting than usual.  No bathrooms, no livingrooms no bedrooms, but the shop. Although I probably should not call ALO diamonds a shop. It is much more than a shop. To enter ALO diamonds showroom is a luxury experience.  Right from the entry, you are overwhelmed by combination of dark colors, mirrors, and shiny display cases full of jewelry. Simply photographer's "heaven".

 

Why nobody wants to sell the house?

I spent after long time few months in Australia last year. It was very nice to see familiar places and the old friends again. But apart from the personal memories,  Melbourne reminded me of something else as well. Already after a few weeks I got quite a good understanding of the  real estate market.  How is it possible that a person who is not a professional in RE market, gets this level of knowledge, without investing a lot of time and money into the market research?     

Photo of the week. Interior with glass wall.

The last week I did photograph a house in Vienna. The interresting part was, that the living room had one wall made out of glass. Keep reading if you want to know how I made this photo.