Beautiful Bathroom Remodel
On Tuesday I photographed another beautiful bathroom for Collins Tile & Stone. Here are a few of my favorite images from the shoot.
On Tuesday I photographed another beautiful bathroom for Collins Tile & Stone. Here are a few of my favorite images from the shoot.
Mark was interested in updating his business head shot. So, we did a shoot yesterday in my home studio.
Earlier this week I photographed a town home in Reston for a “For Sale By Owner” property. Here are a few photos from the shoot.
So, I thought I’d try the technique described here to create an “invisible black background” with Nikki the “supermodel.” First we tried shooting inside, but the flash was lighting up the furniture and wall behind her. So, then we moved outside in a shady area in my backyard. I think it would have been better to try this in the evening rather than in the middle of the afternoon because in order to get the background completely black I needed to close the aperture down so far that not enough light from my flash was getting to my camera to light her up. And when I opened the aperture up more the bright spots coming through the trees were showing up in my background. So, most of my photos ended up with a very dark background, but not completely black. It took some trial and error to even get everything close to right, but I did end up with one image that I really liked after a little bit of editing (mostly of the background, not Nikki).
Yesterday I took portraits of Joe in my home studio. Here are a few of my favorite shots…
Tonight My BNI group will be having a mixer at Main Street Landscape in Haymarket from 5-7pm. It should be a fun time and a good way to meet some new people in the area. Thanks to Craig for organizing the event! If you’d like to come as my guest, let me know.
UPDATE: Here are some photos from the mixer tonight. It was a fun time and a beautiful place!
On Saturday, I had the opportunity to join some friends to photograph the Franciscan Monastery in Washington DC. I used a technique called HDR (High Dynamic Range). Basically, I took multiple shots of the same scene at different exposures in order to capture both the bright highlights and the dark shadows and then I combined the images using software which results in one highly detailed image. Below are some of my favorite images from the shoot.
Yesterday I photographed a home for Realtor, Gina Tufano. Here are a few images from the shoot…
On Thursday, I did a shoot for Collins Tile & Stone featuring tile back splashes. It was some beautiful work in four bathrooms and a kitchen.
For the shot below, I had to lower the tripod down low enough to not be seen in the mirror and I hid behind the partially open door and used my wired remote to trigger the camera.
On Friday, I photographed a new tile floor in a basement for Collins Tile & Stone. The tile was interesting because the coloring and look of it made it look like wood. The room was a little dusty, and I think the photos would have benefited from having a bit of staging to the room. But the floor still looks good!