Real Estate Photography: Kitchens
1h 2mIntermediate2016-08-24
Authors
Scott Hargis
Interiors and Architectural Photographer
Course details
For real estate and architectural photographers, a kitchen can be the most challenging room to photograph. Shiny, reflective surfaces and tight confines are common conditions, increasing the complexity of shooting the room. In this course, photographer Scott Hargis demonstrates techniques you can apply to capture a kitchen at its best. He shows you how to set up, take test shots, assess the situation, and adjust your lighting and composition accordingly. He also covers how to style the kitchen and how to edit the photos.
Skills covered
Architectural PhotographyPhotographyDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
1. The Kitchen Shoot
- 02 - The philosophy behind the approach to kitchen shots
- 03 - Taking the first shot of the kitchen
- 04 - Building the kitchen photo
- 05 - Styling the kitchen for a second shot
- 06 - Adding light to the kitchen for a better shot
- 07 - Adding a second light to the kitchen for detail
- 08 - Final styling in the kitchen for the finishing photo
2. Kitchen Photo Post-Processing
- 09 - Kitchen photo editing tips
- 10 - Growing your skills as a real estate photographer