Photographs for housing in Bilbao

This piece of furniture is a piece of functional design, Nordic style.
Of considerable proportions as it occupies the entire wall of a large living room.
It has been carefully thought and built to provide a unique experience to its owner, the functionality of its doors and drawers creates a game between seen and covered spaces.

In some of the images I have used the owner of the furniture as a model to show some of the uses that will be given to the furniture, also to give scale in the photograph.

If you are looking for a photographer in Bilbao specialized in this sector, contact me to schedule a meeting to discuss your project.

Pure Mother

Clients want material to promote their work on social networks as well as on their website so it is important to be attentive to the different final proportions that these images will have when composing. It is not the same a photograph that is intended to be a storie than an image that is going to be the header of the desktop version of your website. At the time of making the report it is important to focus on composing the right way to finally be an effective solution for the client.

For this I use equipment specialized in architecture and interiors that guarantees me a displacement capacity on the part of the lens that allows me to correct the perspective, obtaining a greater angle of vision without introducing distortions in the final image, as well as having greater flexibility when it comes to composing the image.
For these sessions, I use a Fujifilm camera, which is mounted on a Manfrotto tripod and a tripod head, also specific for architectural photography.
All this to ensure stability in each shot.

Every element of my equipment, as well as my efforts, are aimed at capturing canonical photographs of the furniture in question.

This also extends to post-production, where I work meticulously to represent the furniture as the designer perceives it, preserving authenticity and original intent.

Martín Laucirica Consulting

The design of the space was by Studio Pacas.

The images in this photo report are my photographic interpretation of Keyah Decor furniture. Each image seeks to highlight the uniqueness of the furniture, and how it integrates into the space. For the realization of this photographic reportage, I have used Fujifilm cameras and specific decentralized lenses for architecture, essential for its ability to correct perspective distortion and capture the image with straight lines.

The retouching of the images is focused on faithfully reproducing the colors and lighting of the place.
The goal is that each photograph is an accurate representation of the work and a faithful visual translation of how the human eye perceives the design furniture, always respecting the authenticity of the original design.

If you are interested in my services, do not hesitate to contact me.

Housing in Getxo

Communication is vital in any reportage, but it becomes even more important when it is the first contact with a client.
Conversations focused on the work make it possible to identify which aspects are crucial for the client.
Showing the images makes it easier to obtain immediate feedback, which is decisive for the development of the work, as well as to understand and integrate the needs to be covered.

The task in this report was to make a complete report of the house located in Getxo, with special emphasis on the kitchen, as they are the specialty of this study, AM Interiorismo performs custom kitchens.

To obtain results with maximum precision and quality in interior and architectural photography, I use specific equipment.
A Fujifilm camera, stably mounted on a Manfrotto tripod with a Manfrotto rack and pinion head, ensures the elimination of any vibration that may affect sharpness.
Off-center lens, essential for correcting perspective distortion, a critical aspect in architectural photography.

These fixed focal length lenses ensure greater sharpness compared to zoom lenses.
Their shift capability allows the optical plane to be adjusted without tilting the camera, thus obtaining a wider field of view without distortion, which is essential for maintaining the geometric accuracy of architectural lines.

My technical approach not only focuses on image capture, but also extends to post-production.
Here I apply advanced techniques to ensure that colors, lighting and all visual elements are faithfully reproduced.
My goal is that each photograph accurately reflects the artwork and aesthetically matches how the human eye perceives the interior space, always respecting the authenticity of the original design.

Amasarte Labea

In this workshop they work to produce breads of different types and flavors.
From sourdough to rye or spelt breads, each loaf is unique and made with carefully selected ingredients.
The place has a cozy and familiar atmosphere, where you can learn about the bread production process.

If you are a lover of artisan bread, visiting the Amasarte Labea bakery is an experience not to be missed, you can find it in Getxo, in Juan Bautista Zabala Kalea 3.The aim of this session was to contextualize the furniture made by Keyah Decor (in this case bar, bakery table, shelves and benches) in the space where it is located.

For this I use the keys of interior and architectural photography, following its rules.
I use photographic equipment that allows me to achieve results with great precision and quality.
My Fujifilm camera is mounted on a stable tripod and a rack and pinion head that allows millimetric adjustments, which is essential to avoid any vibration or movement that could compromise the sharpness of the images.
For this type of photography, I adapt decentralized lenses, essential to correct perspective distortion, a critical aspect in the representation of architecture.

These fixed focal length lenses offer superior resolution and increased sharpness compared to zoom lenses.
Their shift function allows the optical plane to be adjusted without tilting the camera, resulting in a wider field of view and distortion-free images, crucial for preserving the geometric integrity of lines.

In post-production, I apply techniques to faithfully reproduce colors and light.
My goal is for each photograph to be an accurate representation of my client’s work and a visual translation of how we perceive it.