Interiors

[Alan]

Guess this could be classed as 'Product' Photography - couldn't find any other suitable Forum. Photos for a Real Estate Website.

Not something I do very often, so still experimenting and learning with balancing interior/exterior light intensity, different coloured light sources and verticals. I now have a new appreciation for togs who take photos for glossy 'House and Garden' type mags. I thought Bird Photography was difficult at least furniture doesn't move



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[sejac]

Nice work Alan. Beautiful light, colors and the rest.

Obviously the home of some very rich, privileged, Chardonny sipping Liberal voters. I've heard that folk such as this do exist, but have never met any.

PS I did meet someone who said they knew of someone that thought they had met some once a while back, but weren't entirely sure.

[Alan]

Thanks Charles,

I did notice a few cheap bottles of Chardonny in the wine rack. (I'm actually partaking of one now - pure coincidence though)

Can't vouch for their political affiliations, but 'red' featured a lot in their colour choices.

They didn't pay very well either - but then I only did it for experience.

I don't think it's sold yet - (hope they don't blame me - probably asking too much - Tony hasn't done Canberra and surrounds any favours)

I think I may have met the people, who met the people you mentioned too

Cheers

[Sully]

Very nice work Alan

[loose cannon]

Nice shack! So that's how the other half lives.

I just bought a new tent...and it has an awning and mozzie screens and everything. It's slightly larger than my lounge room but I'll still have to go outside to turn around.

Yes I'm back, you have been warned.

[seaslug]

Good to see Mick.

[Alan]

Welcome back I thought you may have got lost in the desert

[seaslug]

Excellent light balance Alan. Something I've never tried to photograph.

[Gaz]

Going to be hard to move away from those views Alan.

[Alan]

Excellent light balance Alan. Something I've never tried to photograph.

It is an interesting and time consuming exercise

Going to be hard to move away from those views Alan.

I know

[P Plates]

They look good and you've made the rooms look warm and inviting. Hopefully will help the desired result.

[wacko-ocker]

good work Alan with balance of light, it is hard to find good rental property these days
a good size laminated beam and you could remove that unsightly support post in the lounge room........but so could PS and it would be cheaper....
thank you for sharing