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Interior photography presents a unique challenge: the frustrating battle against mixed lighting. Natural light from a window and warm light from a lamp can clash, creating unnatural color casts that ruin an otherwise perfect shot. The solution isn't to fix it in one go, but to take control of both light and color independently. This powerful technique starts with a simple two-shot method to capture both the mood and the true colors of a space.


 Architectural photography is about more than capturing buildings; it’s about transforming a three-dimensional world into a two-dimensional medium. A challenge every photographer faces is how to convey the sense of depth lost in the process. Depth is crucial because it adds layers to the image, drawing viewers in and keeping their attention.

 

Peter Li is a fine art architecture photographer known for his otherworldly architectural images, specifically of cathedrals and churches, created through his distinctive vertical panorama (or vertorama) technique..


Interior photography is an art that demands a keen eye, precise composition, and a deep understanding of light and space. Steven Broke, a renowned architectural photographer, explores how interior photographers can draw inspiration from classical painters to enhance their craft. 

 

By carefully shooting "against the sun” you can produce truly dramatic architectural, landscape, and interior photographs with great depth and surface articulation. In this video, Steven Brooke will discuss the four major considerations for photographing with the sun in front of you rather than behind you or at your side.


Put your architectural photographs into a thoughtful sequence to accurately tell the story of the project.


 The compositionally correct placement of people in your architectural photographs requires pre-visualization, planning, cooperation, and some luck.

In this episode, Steven Brooke looks at the work of 6 extraordinary artists, engravers, and printmakers who have much to offer us for our work in black-and-white architectural photography. This group includes an example of brilliant black-and-white cinematography.

Luminosity Masks for Architecture and Real Estate

This tutorial shows a simple way to use one of the most powerful yet often misunderstood methods to create impactful exterior shots using Luminosity Masks with Curves.

5 Special Tricks for Great Interior Photography

French photographer Serge Ramelli shares with us 5 tips for great interior photography that he has learned over the last 15 years. 5 special tricks that really got your photography to the next level.

How to Photograph Interiors with Your Phone

A short list of easy tips to up your Instagram game: Photographers John & Maura Stoffer recommend 5 easy ways to clean up your interior photos and make them look hella professional.

Flash Settings for Real Estate Photography

Speedlight and monolight settings as starting points using the flash-ambient blend method.

How to Retouch Environments in Photoshop

Learn how to clean up any environment in a few simple steps.

Blend ANY Exposures With This Tip in Photoshop Including Interior Photos

This wonderful technique of matching exposures will allow you to blend even the most challenging exposures, including interiors, golden hour landscapes, cityscapes.

Are You Using These 5 Tips For Shooting Interior Photography?

In this tutorial, Mango Street will discuss five tips to help you improve your interior photography -- whether you're shooting weddings, real estate, or lifestyle.



In many photos, but particularly when you’re using very wide angle lenses, you will get barrel distortion, vignetting, and chromatic aberration among other “bad” things. Photoshop has number of ways to deal with this.



In this tutorial, they will cover 3 different ways to correct lens distortion: Using the batch lens distortion correction, using the Adaptive Wide Angle filter, and using the automatic lens correction in the Camera RAW editor. Check out this tutorial for all the details!

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Harry Lim ( website | blog ) is an Orlando area photographer specializing in interior and architecture photography. Days ago we read his post about how important can be real state photography to sold a house in record time. We were so impressed  that we contacted with him to share his post and this is the result. Thanks Harry for your time: