Traditional lines and classical details can make any space feel wonderful. New Work for one of our fave interior design clients; Jeff Fiorito Interior Design. 

We were tasked with capturing a space that was fairly monochromatic, tucked away inside of the home, not really exposed to any direct hard light. One would think, easy-right! But, contrary to one would think about shooting light airy spaces such as these, When the incandescent scones are on- they are anything but, easy. Sure, the contrast levels in the exposure will often turn out to be fairly flat and pleasing but, will the colors of the wall remain true to what one sees? It’s never the case. So we did what any good service person would do and gave our client options, we shot one exposure with the lights on and one with them off. 

We tackled the lighting dilemma by adding a little bit of fill light, relying on one 1600 ws Allien Bee head bouncing directly off the ceiling along with an additional Nissin 700 speed light that was fitted with a white shoot thru umbrella off to camera left. We then used a 24mm Rokinon TS lens on our Z6 body to make the single exposure happen. Here an example of one with the lights on and one with them of. 

In the end we feel our client was pleased with both results.

BG

Design by https://www.jefffioritointeriordesign.com/

--Floor and shower wall tile: Marble Experience, Statuario Lux

--Mosaic floor medallion: MIR Mosaic, Skalini Pietra Floreale mosaic

--Vanities: Omega

--Bath tub: Hydrosystems, Marquis freestanding bath tub

--All plumbing: Brizo, Virage series

--Sconces: Schonbek, Habsburg series wall sconces

--Mirrors: Ambella, Palazzo wall mirrors

--Roman shade fabric: Cowtan and Tout, Impero Stripe

--Chandelier: Schonbek, Jasmine chandelier

--Paint: Benjamin Moore