Sell the feeling, not just the space. Captivating interior photography that fuels the sales growth.
Interior photography should highlight the function and design of the space and ignite a desire to explore it. I am striving to evoke such emotions in an eye-pleasing and creative way. The way that helps you boost sales effectiveness, whether you are aiming to attract lucrative tenants or buyers, reel in guests, or showcase your work. Besides the most prominent elements, I also capture the less noticeable details, materials, furnishings, and decorations.
Brief
To achieve your absolute satisfaction, it is necessary to properly formulate the initial assignment and specify any particular needs and requirements. Hence the final form of the photographs will vary accordingly. Pictures of the same space will look different for a design studio looking to highlight specific design elements versus a tenant who may be looking to portray the overall space. Generally, it is necessary to mention the estimated number of photographs, their intended usage, and the eventual deadline.
Before the shooting
Before the shooting, the interior must be in the best possible condition. Clean the photographed space properly. Ensure that all floors, windows, and other reflective surfaces are polished, and check the functionality of all lighting sources. Last, inform the facility manager or security in advance and notify me about possible restrictions (cameras, artwork display, and similar). Ideally, free up the capacity of the maintenance person to be available for the duration of the shoot. I will help you with staging and eliminating distractions on-site.
Weather conditions
Interior photography can take place on sunny and overcast days; however, each interior suits different lighting conditions. Please be aware of the possibility of rescheduling and the extra time this may involve if there are deadlines.
