These are examples of the kind of interior photos that real estate agents tend to like: quite wide and showing a large amount of the room. This kind of view presents some significant technical challenges. The placement of supplementary lighting tends to become much more difficult because there are fewer places to position lights without them appearing in the scene or causing reflections (at least to achieve attractive lighting). Frequently one must place lights within the scene and move them around while doing several exposures. Then the exposures are combined in Photoshop and the lights edited out.
An additional challenge is wideangle lens distortion. While all wideangle lenses distort to some degree, the type of very wide-angle lens used for this type of composition can cause a considerable amount of distortion. Real estate agents tend to be less concerned with this type of distortion than, say, an architect might. Nevertheless, a conscientious photographer will try to mitigate the effect of such distortion by careful selection of the perspective and composition. Also, objects within the scene may need to be moved further away from the camera or away from the edges of the frame.
Client: Hanna Shacham-Coldwell Banker
Home Staging: Green Couch
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| Living Room |
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| Dining Room |
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| Kitchen |
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| Master Bedroom |
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| Media Room |
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