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Another architectural unit in Kyiv - UNIT.City - IT and creative innovations park

UNIT.City, Kyiv/Ukraine

UNIT.City, Kyiv/Ukraine

Joshua, yeah I totally agree with you. I also love to make photos from the houses with modern interior, including each detail. For example, last week I've been doing some photos for agency, capturing kitchen with luxury touchless faucets (like these: https://cozyhousetoday​.com …kitchen-faucets-reviews/), and made even a video about how they work. Modern technologies are the best thing that can be captured.

dig the look, what's up with the funky banding in the ceiling? file compression?

julians89 wrote in post #18880247

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Looks good! I would have removed the towels and the ceiling is an easy fix.

Shot for the Bellagio Hotel

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2giQ​KxH

Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club. Shot for their marketing and website.

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amairphoto wrote in post #18883179
Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club. Shot for their marketing and website.

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IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2giT​Dmc Jimmy Kimmel Comedy Club - Anthony Mair (6 of 18) R1 by Anthony Mair, on Flickr

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IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2giT​Dkq Jimmy Kimmel Comedy Club - Anthony Mair (7 of 18) R1 by Anthony Mair, on Flickr

nice work...black ceilings make me cringe...

TRhoads wrote in post #18883225
nice work...black ceilings make me cringe...

Thank you and how come?

amairphoto wrote in post #18883265
Thank you and how come?

I have only ever shot one hotel that had them, and it was really hard to bounce light...my style of shooting architecture is more about accentuating the light that is naturally there between ambient through windows and the lighting, so its not a lot of direct added light, but softer bounced light...black ceilings suck it all up and if they are not particularly attractive, they end up looking like black holes because you don't want to see all the details...

TRhoads wrote in post #18883281
I have only ever shot one hotel that had them, and it was really hard to bounce light...my style of shooting architecture is more about accentuating the light that is naturally there between ambient through windows and the lighting, so its not a lot of direct added light, but softer bounced light...black ceilings suck it all up and if they are not particularly attractive, they end up looking like black holes because you don't want to see all the details...

It's really not that bad, instead of bouncing I actually point the flashes directly at things, maybe a little diffusion sometimes.. But these were done with an AD200 light.

amairphoto wrote in post #18882576
Shot for the Bellagio Hotel

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2giQ​KxH Bellagio Room by Anthony Mair, on Flickr

Any tips for getting the window view that crisp? I've been trying to get something remotely close to that here in LA for like years.