Real Estate Photography: Bathrooms
1h 29mIntermediate2016-12-02
Authors

Scott Hargis
Interiors and Architectural Photographer
Course details
On a real estate shoot, even if the photographer is pressed for time, the master bathroom nearly always ends up on the shot list. It's a space that every buyer wants to preview. In this course, Scott Hargis provides specifics on capturing this all-important room by demonstrating the lighting, composition, and styling techniques that make a master bathroom look its best. Follow Scott as he takes you to a shoot at a typical home in the hills above Oakland, California. He shows you three different approaches for capturing that same space: a method for taking an acceptable photo when you're in a time crunch, a method for snapping a portfolio-worthy photo, and a method for taking a shot that can make an ordinary space look like it was plucked from a brochure. Scott also explains how to edit your final image selections.
Learning objectives
Styling a master bathroom
Using three different approaches to capture the same space
Finding your base exposure
Shooting with one light
Shooting with two lights
Finalizing a shot
Editing the final images
Learning objectives
Styling a master bathroom
Using three different approaches to capture the same space
Finding your base exposure
Shooting with one light
Shooting with two lights
Finalizing a shot
Editing the final images
Skills covered
Architectural PhotographyPhotographyDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
1. Getting Started
- 02 - Walk-through and room description
- 03 - Styling
2. Shooting the Bathroom
- 04 - Finding your base exposure using ambient light
- 05 - Shooting with one light
- 06 - Shooting with two lights
- 07 - Finalizing the bathroom shot
- 08 - Getting the Four Seasons shot
3. Post-Processing
- 09 - Editing the final image selections
- 10 - Final thoughts