Emergency photoshoot of a house, as the guests were coming the next day : )
It sometimes happens, that I am asked for a bit more by my clients.
This day I was photographing a decorated by me 3-bedroom apartment. After the photoshoot an idea occured. To quickly photoshoot also a house of the landlords, that was available only for 1 more evening, before the first guests arrival.
Therefore - we went to the house and I really quickly shot it with my SmartPhone. Which occured to be really smart (not that I wouldn't know..) ;) I was aware of the model I was choosing 1 year ago.
Having 1.5 h of time, where usually such a property takes 3-4 hours to photoshoot - I agreed to take temporary photos with my phone, skipping all the time necessary for setting the tripod, lighting, etc.
Room by room, I was following the house administrator that was preparing the beds so that they looked 'ready-to-welcom-the-guests'.
In the evening - yes, I spent 2h more retouching and adjusting the photos on my mobile, but after 10 hours standing and walking - I could do it from my sofa, lying.
The effects were ready literally at 0.00. And honestly - I couldn't be more happy with these 'temporary quickly taken shots'
It sometimes happens, that I am asked for a bit more by my clients.
This day I was photographing a decorated by me 3-bedroom apartment. After the photoshoot an idea occured. To quickly photoshoot also a house of the landlords, that was available only for 1 more evening, before the first guests arrival.
Therefore - we went to the house and I really quickly shot it with my SmartPhone. Which occured to be really smart (not that I wouldn't know..) ;) I was aware of the model I was choosing 1 year ago.
Having 1.5 h of time, where usually such a property takes 3-4 hours to photoshoot - I agreed to take temporary photos with my phone, skipping all the time necessary for setting the tripod, lighting, etc.
Room by room, I was following the house administrator that was preparing the beds so that they looked 'ready-to-welcom-the-guests'.
In the evening - yes, I spent 2h more retouching and adjusting the photos on my mobile, but after 10 hours standing and walking - I could do it from my sofa, lying.
The effects were ready literally at 0.00. And honestly - I couldn't be more happy with these 'temporary quickly taken shots'
What's your view on these mobile images? Are they good enough for presenting such a house?
PS. Yes, the kitchen is missing, as it was a centre of navigation, tools and electricians still repairing 2 things in the house in the same time ;)
