u/ApprehensiveLife9820

These are all from a recent shoot I did for one of my high end clients. All of the interiors, except the first photo, were shot with a 35mm tilt shift. All of the tilt shift photos are made up of two photos. One shifted down and one shifted up to get everything in frame. Some I used my own lighting and a couple are all natural light.

With the advent of tools like fotello it’s allowed me to offer some “high end” packages. I basically do “listing” photos, which are the wide angle typical photos we’re used to that show the space. In addition I do a handful of “architectural” photos. Tighter compositions and I try to light them artistically depending on the light.

I let fotello edit the listing photos and I do my own editing on the architectural photos. I’m also hopefully going to be licensing a few of these with the architecture firm that designed and restored these. I’ve had some success with this type of package. Anyone doing anything similar?

For me this is one of those pieces that drew me to classical guitar the very first time I heard it. I never thought, no matter how much I practiced, I’d ever be able to play it. You can argue I still can’t 😂. But, a little over a year ago I decided I’d take it on and see how it goes. It’s taken me that long to get it to this point. Still needs some work but it’s at a point I didn’t think I’d ever get it to.

Please spare me the slow practice comments. I know. How do you think I even got it to this point. And I still am practicing it slowly almost every day. Especially parts I struggle with. But every now and then you have to try to actually play it and see how it goes.

Anyways. Thanks for watching!