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

PGD wrote in post #15174728
I didn't use a flash

What does your workflow look like? Your images are very clean and don't have that typical HDR grunge look.

srika wrote in post #15054426

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Waldorf Astoria, Chicago by Rasidel Slika, on Flickr

This is Fan****ingTastic! Sorry for the excitement verbage.

cccc wrote in post #15177121
What does your workflow look like? Your images are very clean and don't have that typical HDR grunge look.

Thanks

I'm not really sure to put about my workflow tbh, as it seems quite simple - but here goes:

I Push and Pull the exposure in Adobe RAW editor quite a bit, using recover and fill light etc. Then I'll paint in specific areas of the shot which need further exposure adjustment using the paint brush or Grad filter.

Much of the time thats it, but I will then pick out the 'best' few and open them in Photoshop. Here I'll adjust and clean them up further, removing anything distracting like Health and Safety signs, weeds etc etc. Thats much more time consuming hence only the few are done (though they are the only ones which make it onto my photostream)

I'll shoot a couple of different exposures for Interior shots, exposing for internal then external areas - then PS them together later. Shooting them at Golden hour is perhaps the better way to do this, though I've never been able to do that yet.

Hope that helps

i was hoping that some of the regulars could weigh in on some photos i took https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1242191

would be greatly appreciated!

Hi, this is my first post here, not sure if this is the real thread but here it is, hope you like it

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That second shot has some great tones and textures to it. This may be the wrong thread, but nice shot none-the-less. Keep it up!

PGD wrote in post #15058052
Superb shot Srika!

01Ryan10 wrote in post #15177377
This is Fan****ingTastic! Sorry for the excitement verbage.

thank you kindly.

here are some fun stairs I saw recently downtown Chicago.

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These are from a recent shoot of a couple of model homes.

All taken with my 40D, Sigma WA and single 580EXII mounted on the hot shoe. I either bounced off the ceiling or off the wall behind the camera.

My biggest challenge with these shoots is my attention to detail. I have a habit of not looking the room over to ensure that the furniture or decorations are straight and neat.

A couple from a shoot yesterday:

Architectural Toggers - what's your take on vertical perspective within architectural photography?

Should the vertical lines be straight and parallel? or backed off 20-30% and thus showing some vertical perspective?

Discussion emerging in my Modern Industrial buildings thread - discuss

Cascadian wrote in post #15189375
A couple from a shoot yesterday:

Wow, that's a pretty nice space. Looks to be a bit out of my price range, though.

Thank You Chad!

Really nice photos from everyone here, cheers!

How do you deal with white balance when using HDR for exterior/interior shots?

I set my own in LR for these then painted the windows to get a better interior colour in Lightroom.. Is there a simpler way?

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Matt Peters wrote in post #15191870
How do you deal with white balance when using HDR for exterior/interior shots?

I set my own in LR for these then painted the windows to get a better interior colour in Lightroom.. Is there a simpler way?


Dark Light Design LTD by Matt Peters Photography, on Flickr


Dark Light Design LTD by Matt Peters Photography, on Flickr]

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Dark Light Design LTD by Matt Peters Photography, on Flickr

may want to clone out the red flying disk.