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Just finished the course “Learning Real Estate Photography” by Scott Hargis! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/e_VgFvpw #realestatephotography.

Just finished the course “Learning Real Estate Photography” by Scott Hargis! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/g5RzQ7ar #realestatephotography.

In the world of photography, revealing the unseen is akin to crafting a symphony of colors and landscapes. This week's feature captures the mere essence of Full Spectrum Photography – an ode to the light no ordinary eye may behold. Picture this: A moody landscape with autumn’s tapestry subduing the scene, a scenic road shimmers with dreams, still damp from a recent drizzle. This composition reveals nature's hidden palette, unlocking colors and details that seem almost conspiratorial in nature. Why Full Spectrum? It captures the world as nature never intended us to see it, turning the ordinary into extraordinary, transforming your perception with each click. - Wavelength Spotlight: Full Spectrum - Fun Fact: Imagine if Monet were a photographer - welcome to his universe. Would you like your workspace to channel such energy? Let's talk about how you can integrate this art into your environment. #DreamWorldImages #FullSpectrum #ArtInBusiness #InnovationInArt #InfraredPhotography

Interpreting street photography opportunities can be puzzling at times. There are so many elements to focus on: - Composition - Lighting - Subject - Background - Timing Having been a street photographer for more than a decade, I've learned to hone in on a specific few. Here's what I look for: 1. The subtle tension between manmade structures and nature. 2. The unique stories that people's expressions tell. 3. The ever-changing shapes and forms in a cityscape. This approach has worked wonders for me over the years. Here is a carousel of examples with a focus on street portraits: https://lnkd.in/eybNKfzr In your opinion, what creates the most compelling street photography? Are there elements you consciously look for when shooting? #StreetPhotography #PhotographyTips

One the key yet most overlooked aspect of interior photography is the editing phase. While most clients are keen on the location photos, if proper attention and skillset is not utilized at the editing, the final output can fail. I realized that editing goes hand in hand with the digital age of photography. Therefore, can provide higher value to my clients with greater precision in story telling and bringing out the mood in a place. Below left is straight out of the camera RAW image compared to what it looks like after the editing phase is completed. #hotelphotography #srilanka #architecturalphotography #realestatephotography #space80

🏡 Bringing Properties to Life – One Shot at a Time! At Hovver- Property Photography Specialists , we don’t just take photos; we capture the essence of every property, showcasing its full potential. From start to finish, our attention to detail ensures every image helps drive results. 📍Featured here: A stunning property at Alderley Edge, captured to perfection. Looking to elevate your real estate listings with professional photography? Let’s talk about how we can make your properties stand out! 📸✨ #RealEstatePhotography #PropertyMarketing #LuxuryHomes #AlderleyEdge #ProfessionalPhotography #RealEstateSuccess #PropertyListing

Just finished the course “Learning Real Estate Photography” by Scott Hargis! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/g5RzQ7ar #realestatephotography.

Our Premium Series Photography captures the perfect blend of function and style in kitchen spaces.

One the key yet most overlooked aspect of interior photography is the editing phase. While most clients are keen on the location photos, if proper attention and skillset is not utilized at the editing, the final output can fail. We know that editing goes hand in hand with the digital age of photography. Therefore, can provide higher value to our clients with greater precision in story telling and bringing out the mood in a place. Below left is straight out of the camera RAW image compared to what it looks like after the editing phase is completed. #hotelphotography #srilanka #architecturalphotography #realestatephotography #space80

As a night photographer, I find that working after dark creates a unique opportunity to truly focus on a subject. With fewer distractions, I can control the light and direct the viewer’s attention in a very intentional way. One of my favorite techniques is using a flashlight to 'paint with light,' selectively highlighting areas of the scene for a more dramatic effect. This image of a Pinyon Pine in Zion National Park was taken just after a storm had blown through. Initially, I wasn’t sure if I’d be able to capture the iconic red canyon walls under a cloudy sky. But when the clouds parted, the moon raked across the canyon, providing the perfect natural backlight while I illuminated the tree in the foreground. Night photography isn’t just about capturing images—it’s about embracing the unpredictability of nature and working with light in a way that elevates the subject. It’s in these moments that the right techniques and patience can transform a scene into something truly unforgettable. #NightPhotography #PhotographyTechniques #LandscapePhotography #ZionNationalPark #PinyonPine #PhotographersOfLinkedIn #VisualStorytelling