Interior architectural photography

                Guy Tessier is a professional photographer whose studio is located in downtown Montreal. Over the years, he has developed a great deal of expertise in the field of interior architecture photography. It is an area of commercial photography that captivates him to the highest degree. This allowed him to meet designers, engineers and architects. The latter have combined their know-how to create a functional, elegant space, meeting the requirements of their client.

              The photographer‘s mission for this type of mandate is to visually witness the atmosphere of a place. He must know how to put forward the technical and aesthetic elements that are important to the design team. To achieve this, he must find the most photogenic angles during the shooting. Those who transmit the spirit of the place. Architectural photography forces the osmosis of the artistic and technical talent of the photographer. The choice of focal lengths, knowing how to orchestrate the mixes between ambient and artificial light. Make sure to have a good quality RAW files.

               Image editing in architecture is usually done with HDR (high dynamic range). The goal is to retrieve all the information available on each source document. All that remains is to adjust the densities and contrasts, eliminate all distortions and other annoying elements with Photoshop. In the end, the final photographs will be like stories without words. We will be able to visualize and understand the atmosphere of an environment at a glance.