A thread for real estate, architectural, and interior design photography

on the last pic, you could probably just warm up the WB a little..

You guys just have to ready this:

http://www.linkedin.co​m …p_most_popular-0-b-shrttl

Seriously, read the ENTIRE description of his services. Then, any of you that can speak gibberish, please tell me what the heck that last paragraph is talking about. LOL

TGrundvig wrote in post #12993033
You guys just have to ready this:

http://www.linkedin.co​m …p_most_popular-0-b-shrttl

Seriously, read the ENTIRE description of his services. Then, any of you that can speak gibberish, please tell me what the heck that last paragraph is talking about. LOL

M.F. What a load of redundant buzz words. I didn't read it all because it is so poorly worded that it almost makes no sense. It's like he is trying to come off knowledgeable but doesn't even know how to word a proper sentence! lol

It seems like it was written in a foreign language then translated via babelfish.

TGrundvig wrote in post #12993033
You guys just have to ready this:

http://www.linkedin.co​m …p_most_popular-0-b-shrttl

Seriously, read the ENTIRE description of his services. Then, any of you that can speak gibberish, please tell me what the heck that last paragraph is talking about. LOL

Hahaha. This seems like one of those "I am a wordsmith, a master of the english language" type people, despite their inability to properly capitalize words and use comas.

I also think thesauruses should start charging pay-per-word lookups. They would be rich right now

TheReal7 wrote in post #12993054
M.F. What a load of redundant buzz words. I didn't read it all because it is so poorly worded that it almost makes no sense. It's like he is trying to come off knowledgeable but doesn't even know how to word a proper sentence! lol

He was just butchering the language! There are a lot of redundant words, not to mention all the improper tense usage!

I feel like he got wind of how sentences appear more intellectual if it begins with an "-ing" word..

Good for a 'lil laugh though!

TGrundvig wrote in post #12993033
You guys just have to ready this:

http://www.linkedin.co​m …p_most_popular-0-b-shrttl

Seriously, read the ENTIRE description of his services. Then, any of you that can speak gibberish, please tell me what the heck that last paragraph is talking about. LOL

Being a real estate photographer, you revel in the knowledge of the inclining wall from the elevation that is the ground to the top of the heights in which the rain is stopped from entering. It is essentially, then, that you apprehend the images in the most effectual method known to be superior to that of those whome fall short of the mark.

Darn, I've got this website buildin' all figured out!

you see, you aren't smart enough to know how vital panoramic shots are - if you can read panoramic paragraphs, then you "get it".

ScottKCooper wrote in post #12993235
Being a real estate photographer, you revel in the knowledge of the inclining wall from the elevation that is the ground to the top of the heights in which the rain is stopped from entering. It is essentially, then, that you apprehend the images in the most effectual method known to be superior to that of those whome fall short of the mark.

Darn, I've got this website buildin' all figured out!

you see, you aren't smart enough to know how vital panoramic shots are - if you can read panoramic paragraphs, then you "get it".

Thanks Gentlemen, I needed a good laugh.

it is a series of thoughts stitched together to make a panoramic paragraph.

ScottKCooper wrote in post #12993885
it is a series of thoughts stitched together to make a panoramic paragraph.

...and it's crooked!

haha

Shot a less then stellar house today that was empty. Used my 580 on my camera and my new shoot through umbrella hand held. Took me double the time as I was basically learning on the fly but only took me 30min to process 25 images. That I like!

LMAO......you guys are brutal.

SeanH wrote in post #12998217
LMAO......you guys are brutal.

I admire and respect folks who are professional and talented. I have to let the sarcasm out a little on those who feel they can work their way around being professional and talented by simply acting superior. I suppose that knocks me out of the professional category...lesson learned.

http://www.youtube.com …ature=channel_v​ideo_title

Here's a video I put together detailing everything that goes into two of my shoots - from setup and the job on set, to post processing. Enjoy!

mikekelley wrote in post #13000560
http://www.youtube.com …ature=channel_v​ideo_title

Here's a video I put together detailing everything that goes into two of my shoots - from setup and the job on set, to post processing. Enjoy!

What is the start to finish time of each of these images? Not counting travel time, just set up time, shoot time, and time processing.

I certainly understand your fees. I should try this on a house and see if I can get it to catch on here. This really should be a MUST on all high end homes. Even if all they hired me to do was one exterior, it would make all the difference if I could get them to come out like yours.

mikekelley wrote in post #13000560
http://www.youtube.com …ature=channel_v​ideo_title

Here's a video I put together detailing everything that goes into two of my shoots - from setup and the job on set, to post processing. Enjoy!

Amazing Mike! Loved watching you run around "flashing" everything.