PhotoNetCast #65 – Real Estate Photography

We talk Real Estate Photography with our guest Michael James. During the conversation we talk about shooting interiors, Michael’s approaches to lighting, workflow, gear, assembling a portfolio, etc.

Real Estate Photography with Michael James

 

For the first episode of 2012 we have the pleasure of talking with Real Estate photographer Michael James.

Michael, based in northwest Florida, came to real estate photography out of his own need for quality property imagery and found a niche that, according to him, is far from dead.

During the conversation we talk about the difficulties faced while shooting interiors, Michael’s approaches to lighting, workflow, gear, assembling a portfolio, etc. According to Dave, this “seemed more like a workshop than a podcast recording”, so it has to be good.

We discussed also some of the more recent news, namely Kodak’s filing for bankruptcy protection and what it might mean for the company, the release of Lightroom 4 beta, a couple of items coming out of CES 2012 and the controversial use of a HDR image on the cover of the Washington Post.

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Selected from the Web

 

Michael: Ginger HDR, by 19lights
Dave: Bull Riders, a photo essay
Antonio: Richard Wong Photography