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Inspiration, behind the scenes, and insights on photography and retouching.
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Inspiration, behind the scenes, and insights on photography and retouching.
Color correction is not for everyone. We know many photographers that do without and they’re making a living just fine. Personally, we feel it is an extra layer of protection. Working in the commercial space you never really know what the client will require but we always anticipate that color is of great importance.
SUSTAINABILITY
As the need for sustainability becomes more compelling, architects and designers are gradually turning to recycled materials.
"Throughout the process of remodeling it, I was very cautious with the items I curated to make sure that it maintained the original character of what I felt this home was always meant to be.”
The Riverwalk was inspired by the River Thames and its sinuous curves. Its curvaceous facade is composed of seamless glass, bronzed aluminum.
We couldn't help but be totally obsessed with The Albert, a four-story Victorian-style building constructed of yellow and red brick with stucco trimming.
This iconic structure stands in a scenic location, facing the MacArthur Causeway that connects mainland Downtown to South Beach, symbolizing a warm welcome to visitors and locals gearing up for the upcoming Miami Superbowl LIV.
If you’re a photographer, you’ve probably heard the word “treatment” thrown around. You’re also probably wondering what it is. A Treatment is essentially a well-designed mood board with extensive information of the photoshoot. Below we will go over what you can include in your treatment, who is in charge of putting it together, and why you should consider using one.
We were contacted by The Native Guy to photograph different variations of their honey jars. The goal of this photoshoot was to photograph the products on a white background.
A new upscale food hall is opening tomorrow in Miami Beach and its combing the cities best chefs under one roof. Time Out Market, is set to open on May 9, 2019. It spans nearly 18,000 square feet of real estate underneath a parking garage at 1601 Drexel Avenue, right near Lincoln Road. The garage was completed in 2012, designed by architect Enrique Norten and owned by Ambassador Paul Cejas.