Best rural land real estate photographer for Cibola County New Mexico
My first rural land real estate photography shoot of 2021 had me right back to where I spent much of the last few months of 2020, in the El Morro area of Cibola County, New Mexico. The snow had 95% melted from most areas, except north facing slopes, as you can see in the photos, especially from the drone aerial photos. This particular property extended all the way up and over the mesa, which was a tricky little climb for me in the snow with two cameras and a tripod! This is the physical ability and professionalism I have to make sure, even in difficult conditions, I get the best photographic coverage of a property for this client.
Creative ideas for actor portfolio shots in Albuquerque
Local Albuquerque actor O’Brien visited the JCP Home Studio for a series of portfolio shots and headshots. Working on a white seamless background in a Covid-19 safe shooting environment, I was able to make for O’Brien a wide variety of high impact photos to fill out his acting portfolio with, and a headshot that will catch the eye of casting directors. This was a really fun photo shoot with O’Brien being open to my ideas and bringing his own ideas as well. The result was a varied portfolio shoot with maximum creativity. Thank you O’Brien for choosing me as your photographer!
More Creative Real Estate Photography than expected in Rio Rancho
This luxury real estate property in Rio Rancho, New Mexico was first featured in this blog post showing more traditional interior and exterior photos. What is offered here at Jason Collin Photography is far more than just the usual in real estate photography. Looking to push the boundaries of what creative real estate photography for luxury homes can be, at the end of the shoot I walk the entire property with a handheld 50mm lens looking for unique views of a room with a less wide field of view. This may result in a photo with a very shallow depth of field, or only the very corner of a room, or simply featuring the part of the bathroom a prospective buyer will find most relaxing. My goal is to always be more creative, more inventive, even in real estate photography.
A great headshot shoot to end the year with in ABQ
My very last headshot client of 2020 was Julia who I was able to get a last minute time scheduled for so she could have her headshots before the start of the holidays. I am always very happy here at Jason Collin Photography to be able to accommodate clients’ busy schedules with just in time photo shoots. This was of course a Covid-19 safe headshot shoot here in the JCP Home Studio in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Julia wanted the gray gradient background that is getting more and more popular with my headshot clients. It was a great last shoot to conclude 2020 with. Thank you Julia for choosing me as your headshot photographer!
Convenient professional headshots for doctors in ABQ
Dr. Justin Beatty contacted me about making a new headshot for him on location conveniently right in the waiting room of his own practice, Chrysalis Psychiatry, here in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Jason Collin Photography specializes in producing studio quality results on location and transforming a doctor’s waiting room into a modern photo studio. With having headshots made right in your own office, as little as 5 minutes of your time is needed out of your busy work day schedule. Dr. Beatty was able to wait at his desk while the mobile studio was setup, came out for his headshot, and was back at work in just a few minutes. Thank you Dr. Beatty for choosing me as your headshot photographer and I look forward to returning to make interior photos of your office!
When light and sky and clouds come together for rural land photography
In the past 4 years I have photographed hundreds and hundreds of rural land real estate properties all over New Mexico. Every now and then the light and the sky make for an exceptional background to what in reality is just an empty piece of high desert. Such was the case for this property in Torrance County New Mexico, near Moriarty. The land had just one bush on it, and otherwise just foot high grass. However, thanks to an infinite sky filled with soft sunlight and painted with just the right amount of clouds, these rural land photos stand out. This does not happen by accident, as I waited over 2 weeks for just the right day for this client, even driving halfway out there (50 miles round trip!) only to turn around as it became too cloudy. This is the experience and professionalism I offer real estate clients. No one has photographed and flown over more rural land properties than I have. If you are interested in this land in particular, check out Hemingway Land for more info.
A two day shoot at PianoWerkes in Albuquerque, New Mexico produced so many great images, this is the second blog post from those shoots (see showroom interior photos here). Having never really seen under the top of a piano before, I was instantly amazed at the detail to be found in the design. It’s not just a bunch of piano wires, there are sound hole openings, wooden braces, and embossed branding. After I got the main shots the client wanted, mostly for my own purposes, I went around with a 50mm lens and at times still some off camera lighting to get creative shallow depth of field shots that show pianos like one does not usually see. the client ended up liking these photos and purchasing them too!
