how it was
— The photo shoot on CO-WORKING SPACE BIRD & BIRD
Introducing our Real Estate portfolio, specifically created for the Bird & Bird co-working space. Interior room photos were taken using special wide-angle optics to convey the functionality and simplicity of the design. This album is not about luxury or extravagance, but rather about how interior design can work towards the efficiency and convenience of a workspace. We are confident that our photos will help convey the entire atmosphere and attractiveness of Bird & Bird to potential clients. Welcome to the world of professional real estate photography!
how it was
— The photo shoot on Hotel des Arts
This charming 3-star hotel, located in the heart of the city, is steeped in authentic Dutch charm, offering a glimpse into the rich history of Amsterdam. Our photo session captured the cozy rooms and unique common areas of the hotel, showcasing its intricate details—from vintage decor elements to the warm, welcoming atmosphere that defines the Hotel des Arts experience. The photographs are designed to convey the genuine character of this timeless space, inviting potential guests to immerse themselves in a stay that reflects the true spirit of Amsterdam.
Welcome to the world of professional hospitality photography—where every corner tells a story.
Welcome to the world of professional hospitality photography—where every corner tells a story.
— Real Estate Photography and Post-Production: A Comprehensive Approach
Real estate photography is a unique type of visual art that demands a meticulous approach both during the shoot and in post-production. It requires specialized wide-angle optics to capture the spaciousness of the rooms, while accurately conveying the essence of the design. A great deal of time and effort goes into retouching the images to bring out the true colors and eliminate imperfections.
Typically, real estate photos are shot using natural light to ensure authenticity in colors, but this also means dealing with various challenges—such as removing unwanted shadows, reflections, and imperfections on the walls during editing. Additionally, enhancing window views, known as "window pull," is often necessary to ensure that the outside scenery looks vivid and appealing, adding more depth to the images. This intricate process demands more time and attention than most other types of photography.
Each image undergoes thorough post-production to achieve a refined look, ensuring that every detail is perfect. This labor-intensive workflow, from shooting to final editing, results in polished, professional images that effectively showcase properties in their best light.
Typically, real estate photos are shot using natural light to ensure authenticity in colors, but this also means dealing with various challenges—such as removing unwanted shadows, reflections, and imperfections on the walls during editing. Additionally, enhancing window views, known as "window pull," is often necessary to ensure that the outside scenery looks vivid and appealing, adding more depth to the images. This intricate process demands more time and attention than most other types of photography.
Each image undergoes thorough post-production to achieve a refined look, ensuring that every detail is perfect. This labor-intensive workflow, from shooting to final editing, results in polished, professional images that effectively showcase properties in their best light.