Photographer’s Notes As many of you know, I shoot architectural photography for builders, architects, designers, owners and high-end realtors. This is from a shoot of a new medical building built by my best and favorite builder client.
The shoot didn’t go as well as I had hoped. The weather was crappy so the exterior shots had a darkish moody feeling (like most of the Pacific Northwest (USA) this time of year). We’ll go back in the spring to reshoot some of those including twilight with the interior lights on. And although the center was scheduled to open the next day, it was far from the pristine condition we were hoping for.
So I’ll end up billing for about 20 photos … times three (builder, architect, owner) for a couple hours shooting and a few hours editing. And will shoot again in the late spring or early summer.
Post Processing • Merge to HDR (Photomatix)
• Tone Map B&W (Photomatix)
• Dodge & Burn (PSCS5 Overlay Layers)
• Crop (PSCS5)
• Resize (Perfect Resize)
• Save for Web (PSCS5)
Credit to [user]Alexkc[/user] for suggesting an editing treatment.
Camera Data • Date: 2012.02.18
• Camera: Nikon D3
• Lens: Nikon AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 12-24mm f/4.0G IF-ED
• ISO: 1600
• Aperture: f/9
• Shutter: Various
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I've turned this every way I can but inside out - still can't get hold of it for sure but i think I'm looking up? Maybe something as simple as a parking garage - I see the P3 peeking through. Very well seen, taken and presented. 8 Voted earlier.
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