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South Carolina Interior Design Photographer by Shutter Avenue Photography

Sonoma County Home – by North Carolina Interior Design Photographer Shutter Avenue Photography.

November 12, 2021 1:10 pm , Leave a Comment , admin

Where do I even start with this project, as a North Carolina Interior Design Photographer this project was HUGE. Not that other project are not but this was all day shoot. Being North Carolina Interior Design Photographer I have photographed lots of projects, yet after this one I was done and very tired. Now this was a great project I have no complains about that. Yet there was so much to photograph and everything had to be timed.

There were three homes and all facing different direction so sunlight and timing was everything to get that perfect photo for each individual space. I loved it. Would I do it again? Of course. Would I do it differently? Maybe. But the end result was fantastic, and you can see it for your self with images below. Now it’s not all images but the ones that I absolutely liked.

Photographed by: Shutter Avenue Photography

Photos are for: BLANKWalls Design

Shutter Avenue Photography is North Carolina Interior Design Photographer and provides services to South Carolina state, Georgia state, Florida state, Virginia state, Tennessee state and for all other surrounding states. Architectural Photography is our specialty and we can provide our services in any of these areas such as Architectural Photography, Interior Design Photography and Real Estate Photography. We are located in South Carolina but do travel to surrounding states if needed.

Photographing Low Income Housing by South Carolina Architectural Photographer

May 22, 2020 11:41 am , Leave a Comment , admin

When considering to write this post as a South Carolina Architectural Photographer I had to think about it for few weeks. Not that it’s embarrassing or considering what to write about but just over all this project was on its own different level.

The company which had hired me to photograph for them was SHRA and I will have to say: great people who work there at the main office. The details of the project was that I had to photograph close to 70 locations in two months. That’s a lot even for me but I was eager to try it and placed my bid. After winning the position to photograph for SHRA the real challenge began. How do I plan out to photograph so many location in such a short time with all other projects in schedule. At this point I have to explain that I do photograph lots of real estate and interior design photography in a month so planning was the key. Also another challenge was how to photograph such locations, meaning they are not most beautiful architectural locations. Now some places where interesting and some were “WHAT?” but job is a job. Below are few photos which I have selected for this post that I think turned out pretty good considering I had to avoid people, cars as much as possible and it had to be on a good weather days only.

During this project I did run into people who live in the locations what were to some point hostile towards me, rude, and neighborhoods where I was even afraid of getting out of my car. But some locations didn’t even care that I was there which made my job much easier than trying to explain why I am there.