What do I like the most in this subject?
Areas with windows, to reveal all ‘the behind the window’ details.
Julien Thomas
Room photography is considered an essential topic in hotel photography. Indeed, it is one of the best ways to showcase the standing of a hotel.
In his approach to work, Julien aims is to reproduce what his eyes see. This aspect involves professional skills when shooting an area with windows and details behind.
Also, Julien takes photos of ‘real’ spaces, not ‘styled’. Adding extras to a hotel room like stemware and a bottle of wine because “it looks better”.. doesn’t fit with Julien’s ethos.
This portfolio present his best photos focusing on hotel rooms and bathrooms, detail photos, newlywed rooms, terraces, balconies and poolside rooms.
Hotel room photography is Julien’s favorite subject, because of revealing all the ‘behind the window’ details on his final pictures. Professional photographers will ensure that their images do not appears white/burned in any aspect of an image – which can occur when shooting an area with windows (when the ‘behind a window’ turns out completely white/burnt). Julien work on this aspect with professional and hand-made HDR rendering.
This photo subject can be tricky when a bathroom is small.
However: correcting the distortion caused by a wide angle lens, using a bathroom mirror for the reflections, and tripod removal during post-production, and others aspects, can yield the final results that such photos deserves.
For photos of terraces and balconies, Julien prefers to work from outside the bedrooms. This aspect can be difficult if the room is high up, which requires Julien to use a ladder and/or to jump up on the top of a wall to take his best shots.
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