INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHER SINGAPORE

One doesn't simply take a photo of an interior. There is a visual logic that aids interior photography into depicting space in a comfortable way. Let's talk a bit about all business that somehow rely on a physical space to deliver goods, services and even experiences to their clients. That pretty much covers the vast majority of businesses in Singapore right?

People nowadays are more used to make purchasing and investment decisions based on prior visual consumption. If you agree with us on this one, you'll understand why making a place look reliable, and in general terms: "Good", is a key factor of success, especially for those businesses that are still figuring out their own existence.

These types of businesses of course span way beyond restaurants, coffee shops, and bed-and-breakfasts. This applies to any company from creative studios to tech industries, from supermarkets to law firms. Everyone gets well benefited by interior photography. Oh, and of course, real estate purposes, which we use or do at least once in our lifetime.

Its more than a job, is talent what's really needed, but still we'll answer this frequently asked question as it is. Professional interior photography requires a structured vision that allows the photographer to extract the best features, details and "faces" of largely complex objects like buildings, houses, studios, and pretty much any site that was built by human actions.

Just like people, every place is unique, and there is a structured way of making all of them look beautiful. First thing's first, a good and conscientious scouting to spot the best places inside a building, a loft or a house. Then a graphic design stage comes into play, which combines previous and new items to make a place look perfect. After the sketches have been done, a good cleansing of the site must be performed. When everything is sparkling and spotless, things can be arranged where they need to be. After everything in the stage has been set-up, the photos can occur.

And that's pretty much our recipe at bespokephotography when it comes to interiors and photography. We can't be sure it is the current standard in professional interior photography, but is the work-flow that makes us comfortable in what we do.

Having clear purposes for the photographs is always a wise move. Taking beautiful photos just for the fun of it isn't always the best thing for your business. You need to have a somewhat clear idea of what you want to show with them, and what benefits are you expecting from the photos too. This is the baseline of a solid concept that will make you stand out from the crowd!

Props are always a good thing to have, and in the case of interior photography they all need to be good looking. You don't need to oversaturate a place in order to make it look good, sometimes less is more, and this also applies to interior photographs.