As an event photographer in Malaga and Marbella I have had many assignments of various kinds: fashion, advertising, cars, hotels, real estate, business or sports to name a few. This time the call was from the world’s largest fashion company. The Inditex Group needed a photographer to cover its most important event of the year on the occasion of the opening of one of its flagships in Spain: its spectacular new store in Calle Larios in Malaga.
In a previous article in my real estate photography blog I explained how to photograph a space with 2 flashes. The result was incredible: color, “matched” lights indoors and outdoors, infinite depth of field, in short everything that is in trend and demanded by the market in recent years.
It all starts with an email. Having my photography website well cared for and so many posts like this one I write summarizing my work in text and images. On this occasion an English couple, recently married, need to show with good images the beautiful country house they have just renovated and put up for rent in different real estate and rental websites.
The Bmw Gt climbed like a devil up the steep road to Ronda. My client and editor of the magazine I was photographing for that day was in a hurry to get to the impressive La Zagaleta housing development. “Sorry Juanjo I know you had a car accident not long ago, out of respect for you I shouldn’t run so much”, the thing already looked exciting, in just a few minutes it should portray the founder of the most luxurious urbanization in Marbella and therefore in Europe.
Spaces of the most varied. One photographer faces a new challenge per customer. It’s like that. Recently I said in one of my instagram port @jjsobrino that being a photographer is a lifestyle. Of course. The locations, situations and people I have met in my life thanks to photography are countless. Innumerable as the good experiences.
When we work with 2 or more flashes, the possibilities that open up in the way we light are very varied. With 2 separate flashes from the camera, we will achieve a filling and directionality of our light that would be impossible to obtain with a report flash mounted on our camera shoe. There are several aspects to consider.
The blue hour is that moment of the day where after the sunset an intense blue begins to dominate. It can be a perfect time to make architectural and real estate photography
20 in 365 days are the days when it is not sunny in Marbella. I’m a real estate photographer and I’m in charge for job in very adverse conditions. I photographed this Marbella villa focusing on indoors, architecture and design elements, and furniture.
