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Spring Photography: The Perfect Time for Architectural Photography

May 07, 2018 in Blog

Spring has sprung, and New England has finally shaken off the last of the snow. As businesses can finally complete construction and landscaping, it’s important to deal with one other thing you’ve been holding off: professional photography. From commercial businesses to apartments, resorts, and even the one-time business of selling a home, the springtime is the perfect time to get your exterior photography done.

Great Photography with Unfinished Landscaping and Construction

September 20, 2017 in Blog

The end of summer and beginning of fall is a busy time for landscapers and construction companies. With an office, apartment, or other commercial architecture, you want to wait until everything is perfectly complete before you call up a photographer. However, mother nature may not be so accommodating as recent hurricanes have shown, and cleanup might mean your first photo op is in the dead of winter. If you’ve got an unfinished landscape and construction, that doesn’t mean you can’t have great architectural photos.

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Gregg Shupe, a graduate of RIT with a BS in Professional Photography, began Freelance PhotoImages, in 1983, and since then has consistently delivered creative, quality imagery that is exceptionally dependable and competitive.

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Great Photos Don’t Happen By Chance

You've likely heard the adage that a good paint job starts with solid prep work. From my experience, the same holds true for photography. This is why I was excited to join Gregg Shupe on a recent walk-through for a client.

A walk-through is a complete evaluation of the location and the client’s needs before a shoot. While many photographers conduct their walk-throughs on the day of the shoot, Gregg does his days or even weeks ahead.

It turned out to be one of the most thorough processes I’ve experienced. I learned that great photographs don’t just happen—they're planned, prepped and staged in advance.