Luxury homes in New Mexico photographed expertly using flambient style
Luxury home photographed in flambient technique with 50mm too
Usually I am traveling for rural land real estate photography all over New Mexico, but this time it was for luxury residential real estate interior photography for a luxury home designed by Bailey Bishop of Bailey Bishop Design. This was a long postponed shoot that was first scheduled for March, but then the pandemic started and it took until now for things to be safe for Bailey to travel from California to meet me for the shoot. It was also my first time to finally get to see Ruidoso. I was immediately impressed with the design of the rooms and knew it would be a shoot I could really showcase the flambient style of real estate interior photography. Always wanting to deliver as much creativity for clients as possible, I did not just use the amazing flambient technique. I also took my camera off the tripod, put on my Sigma 50mm f/1.4 ART lens in order to make photos showing unique views of the rooms as well as detail shots of the numerous small touches Bailey put in her overall designs.
Why choose flambient technique for your real estate listings?
I believe the flambient technique produces the best results possible for real estate interiors. By combining three different photos (one taken with off camera lighting, one exposed for ambient light, and another exposed for outside the windows) the resulting combined image shows great detail and dynamic range that no single exposure or even bracketed HDR shot can match. Use the button below to get flambient interior photos for your real estate listing.
