Architectural Interiors
Ryan Photography was the architectural photographer of record on the following projects:
Lambeau Stadium Redevelopment, Camp Randall Stadium Redevelopment, St. Vincent's CardioVascular ICU, J C Penney, KI Center, Resch Center, Courthouse relighting, Veteran's Memorial, Bay Park Square Mall addition, St. Francis Xavier Cathedral addition, Ray Nitschke Bridge.
What to look for in your architectural interior photography.
- Is the perspective correct? Do the walls need to be parallel or is it acceptable for them to converge toward the top?
- Do the highlights around light fixtures show detail? Do the lamp shades show detail? Can you see the texture and color of the glass?
- Does the view throught the windows show or is it washed out with no detail?
- Is the color accurate or does it throw off the color on everything in the room? This is very important to interior designers and to anyone needing accurate color. I cringe when I see a room lit with only the available tungsten lights that are in the room.
- Do shadows block out texture and cause a loss of color? Does the room or area being photographed feel too dark?
- Is the area covered in the photo really show the size and scale of the room or does it cover too small an area?
- Does the area covered in the photo relate to the floor plan? Should it include several rooms in a single view?
I would like to hear from you if you need interior photography. I have created interior photography in thousands of homes and businesses and price my interior photography depending upon your particular need for detail. And while I'm talking about detail, I am a detail type of guy.