Interior Photography

Real Estate Photography

When planning photo sessions for office interiors, detailed consultation with the client about the desired outcome is crucial. Do we want to showcase empty spaces, focusing on the quality of the designed space and architectural solutions? Or do we want to present “lively” interiors with employees? If the client prefers the latter, we use the company’s employees or hired models for the photo sessions. This was the case, for example, during the photo session of the new EY headquarters in the Proximo II building in Warsaw. At the client’s request, we hired models for the session to reflect the scale of the interiors and how they are used.
An extremely important aspect of interior photography is planning the right lighting – both natural and artificial. We can present the space in daylight, emphasizing the natural colors of the walls, furniture, and decor. On the other hand, we can achieve interesting effects in real estate photos taken at dusk, using artificial lighting. It is also essential to use the right equipment – lenses with perspective correction to accurately represent the scale of the interior and the proportions of the furniture.
An interior photographer primarily works on behalf of architects and designers. They use the photos to promote their own business – showcasing their work in industry websites and magazines, on websites, and on social media. Through photography, they can present the results of their work and, in turn, attract new clients. The hotel industry uses professional photo sessions to showcase their properties, encouraging customers to use their services. Photos of office interiors are used by tenants to present their company or the entire office building, for example, during its sale.