Industries we Service
Real Estate Media services
Listing a home for sale? We have you covered with HDR hand blend Photography, Matterport 3D tours, Video Walk Through, Drone Photography, Twilight Photography, and interior drone fly through
Commercial architectural photography for multifamily apartment complexes, hotels, and other commercial buildings focuses on capturing the essence and design of these structures to highlight their aesthetic appeal and functional spaces. High-quality images can enhance marketing efforts, attract potential tenants or clients, and convey the architectural integrity and unique features of the properties.
Vacation and hospitality photography for Airbnb and VRBO is crucial for showcasing properties in their best light, emphasizing comfort, style, and unique features to attract potential guests. High-quality images can significantly enhance listing appeal, driving bookings and positive reviews by providing a true representation of the experience.
Interior design and staging photography for designers, architects, and other professionals is essential for showcasing the creativity, functionality, and aesthetic appeal of their work. High-quality images help highlight intricate details, color schemes, and spatial arrangements, effectively attracting clients and enhancing portfolios.
Service Area is the Denver Metro area and beyond
Brands that we have serviced
Our work is held to commercial architectural photography standards
Ultra High Definition photography taken from a 50 megapixel camera. Brochure (Full Resolution images) that don't blur when you print them in brochures for showing your property
No Computer algorithmic generated images that don't look right there is a human artist behind each and every one of our images to ensure a fantastic looking accurate result.
Services we offer
Pricing may differ in different industries and outside the denver metro area*
HDR Photography
Cinematic Video Walk Through (No Drone Video
Cinematic Video Walk Through no Drone video up to 3000 SQFT
$450 $100+ FOR EVERY 1000 SQFT ABOVE 3000 SQFT
Matterport 3D Tour
Interior DRone Fly Through
HDR Flash Photography
Cinematic Video Walk Through with Drone video
Cinematic Video Walk Through with Drone video up to 3000 SQFT
$800 $100+ FOR EVERY 1000 SQFT ABOVE 3000 SQFT
Zillow 3D Tour
Industries we Service
Real Estate Media services
Hand blended HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography is a technique used to create an image with a greater range of luminosity than what a single exposure can capture. This technique involves manually combining multiple photographs of the same scene, taken at different exposure levels, to achieve a balanced exposure throughout the image. Here’s a breakdown of the process:
Capturing Multiple Exposures: The photographer takes several photos of the same scene at different exposure settings. Typically, this includes one correctly exposed image, one or more underexposed images (to capture details in the highlights), and one or more overexposed images (to capture details in the shadows).
Manual Blending: Unlike automated HDR software that merges these images automatically, hand blending involves using photo editing software like Adobe Photoshop to manually combine the different exposures. This process gives the photographer more control over the final image and can produce more natural-looking results.
Layering and Masking: In Photoshop, each exposure is placed on a separate layer. Using layer masks, the photographer selectively blends parts of each exposure into the final image. For example, they might use the darker exposure to preserve detail in the sky and the brighter exposure to bring out details in the shadows.
Adjustments and Fine-Tuning: After blending the exposures, additional adjustments such as color correction, contrast, and sharpness can be made to refine the image further.
Advantages of Hand Blended HDR Photography
- Greater Control: Photographers have more precise control over which parts of each exposure are used in the final image, allowing for a more natural look.
- Avoiding Artifacts: Automated HDR processing can sometimes introduce artifacts or unnatural halos. Hand blending can help minimize these issues.
- Customization: This method allows for customization according to the photographer’s vision and style.
Flash style HDR hand blended photography is a technique that combines elements of traditional HDR photography with the use of flash to enhance details and dynamic range in images. This method involves taking multiple exposures of a scene, some with flash and some without, and then manually blending these exposures to achieve a well-balanced and detailed final image. Here’s a detailed explanation:
Steps in Flash Style HDR Hand Blended Photography
Capturing Multiple Exposures:
- Base Exposure: Take a correctly exposed photo without flash to capture the overall scene.
- Flash Exposures: Take additional photos using flash at varying power levels to illuminate different parts of the scene. The flash helps to fill in shadows and reveal details that might be lost in darker areas.
- Bracketed Exposures: Optionally, take bracketed exposures (underexposed and overexposed shots) without flash to capture a wider dynamic range.
Organizing the Images:
- Import all the captured images into photo editing software like Adobe Photoshop.
- Organize the images in layers, typically with the base exposure on the bottom and flash exposures above it.
Manual Blending:
- Layer Masks: Use layer masks to selectively blend parts of each exposure. For instance, you might use the flash exposures to enhance details in shadowed areas while preserving the natural ambient light from the base exposure.
- Brush Tool: Use the brush tool to paint in details from the flash exposures, being careful to maintain a natural look.
Fine-Tuning:
- Adjust the opacity of each layer to control the intensity of the flash effects.
- Make additional adjustments such as color correction, contrast, and sharpness to refine the image further.
Advantages of Flash Style HDR Hand Blended Photography
- Enhanced Details: The use of flash can reveal details in dark areas that would be difficult to recover with ambient light alone.
- Control Over Lighting: Manual blending allows for precise control over how flash and ambient light are combined, resulting in a more natural look.
- Reduced Noise: Using flash can help reduce noise in shadowed areas compared to trying to recover details through exposure adjustments alone.
Our Photography is 8K Ultra HD and 50 Mega Pixels