Lorena Peiro Nails

This space, located in the heart of Bilbao, has been meticulously designed with custom furniture in pastel tones.
Its centerpiece is an oak table custom designed by Keyah Decor.
This piece not only fulfills the function of a work table, but also becomes a work of design with its curved lines that intertwine with others present in the room.

As an interior photographer I have to capture the space as the eye sees it, both the colors and the proportions, and put the elements in context.

To achieve high precision and high quality results in interior and architectural photography, I use highly specialized equipment.
My state-of-the-art Fujifilm camera is mounted securely on a tripod to minimize any vibration that might compromise the sharpness of the images.
I employ decentralized lenses, which are indispensable because of their ability to correct perspective distortion, a critical consideration in architectural photography.

These fixed focal length lenses offer superior resolution and greater sharpness than zoom lenses.
Their shift capability allows the optical plane to be adjusted without tilting the camera, achieving a wider, distortion-free field of view, which is crucial for maintaining the geometric integrity of architectural structures.

My technical approach is not limited to image capture, but also extends to post-production, where I apply advanced techniques to ensure that colors, light and all visual elements are faithfully reproduced.
My goal is that each photograph not only represents the work accurately, but also visually translates how we perceive space and architecture, always maintaining the authenticity of the original design.

If you are looking for an architectural and interior photographer in Bilbo, do not hesitate to contact me.

Keyah House

The Memphis group was characterized by its use of bright colors, geometric shapes, and bold, abstract patterns in its furniture and object designs.
The Memphis group’s aesthetic was largely inspired by pop culture and mass culture, as well as the architecture and design of the 1950s.

The Memphis group’s style was innovative and broke with the dominant trends of the time.
Their defiant and provocative designs often received negative reviews from critics and the general public, but also attracted a loyal fan base.

Today, Memphis Group designs are still highly valued for their originality and influence on contemporary design.
Memphis objects and furniture are highly collectible and can be found in art and design museums around the world.
The creativity, irreverence and passion for color and form that characterized the Memphis Group continue to inspire designers and architects around the world.

In this project, I had the opportunity to photograph the bookshelf in an open space of Keyah Decor, as well as some enclosures installed in the same space.
I have tried to highlight the colors of the custom designed pieces, as well as the grain and textures of the oak wood.
Whenever I can I work with natural light as it is the most faithful way to represent the volumes and colors.

In interior and architectural photography, I use specialized equipment that allows me to obtain results with high precision and quality.
My Fujifilm X-H2s camera is stably mounted on a Manfrotto tripod with a Manfrotto rack and pinion head, which is essential to eliminate any vibration that could compromise the sharpness of the images.
For this type of photography, I use decentrable lenses, which are essential for their ability to correct perspective distortion, critical in the representation of architecture.

I use fixed focal length lenses because they provide superior resolution and sharpness compared to zoom lenses.
Thanks to their shift function, I can adjust the optical plane without tilting the camera, allowing for a wider field of view and a distortion-free image while maintaining the geometric integrity of architectural lines.

My technical approach also includes post-production, where I apply advanced techniques to faithfully reproduce colors, lighting and visual details.
The goal is for each photograph to be an accurate representation of the work and a faithful visual translation of how the human eye perceives space and structure, always respecting the authenticity of the original design.

If you are looking for an interior photographer in Bilbao, do not hesitate to contact me.
I will be happy to study your needs and make a photographic report to measure.

La Manducateca

In my photographs I wanted to highlight the care that is put into the elaboration of Keyah Decor‘s furniture, as well as the contextualization of the furniture in the space.

The objective of this report was to highlight the beauty and functionality of the furniture designed especially for the cheese factory, as well as to highlight how it integrates into La Manducateca.
From general shots of the space to detailed plans of the furniture and its materials.

In interior and architectural photography, I have highly specialized equipment that allows me to obtain images of great precision and quality.
I use a state-of-the-art Fujifilm camera, stably mounted on a tripod, which is key to avoid any vibration that may affect sharpness.
For this discipline, I adapt decentralized lenses, which are essential for their ability to correct perspective distortion, a fundamental aspect in architectural representation.

I use fixed focal length lenses, as they offer superior resolution and greater sharpness compared to zoom lenses.
Their shift capability allows me to adjust the optical plane without tilting the camera, achieving a wider, distortion-free field of view, which is crucial for preserving the geometric integrity of architectural structures.

My technical approach encompasses both image capture and post-production, where I apply advanced techniques to ensure that colors, light and all visual elements are faithfully reproduced.
The goal is for each photograph to be an accurate representation of the work and an exact visual translation of how we perceive the space and architecture, always maintaining the authenticity of the original design.

If you are looking for an artisan cheese shop in Bilbao, do not hesitate to visit La Manducateca.
Besides enjoying their delicious products, you will be able to appreciate in person the furniture designed by Keyah Decor.

El Regato School

Keyah Decor designed and installed methacrylate luminaires in yellow and blue tones for the children’s classrooms of this school.
The luminaires represent celestial elements such as the moon, stars and clouds.

When photographing the luminaires I tried to highlight their unique shapes and coloring, trying to avoid possible reflections and also to see how they blend in with the classrooms in which they are installed.

When it comes to photographing lighting elements I largely take the keys to interior and architectural photography, using natural light to see how these integrate into the space, since when we turn them on we will contaminate the colors with the mix of temperatures.

My state-of-the-art Fujifilm camera is firmly mounted on a tripod to avoid any vibration that might compromise sharpness.
I use decentralized lenses, indispensable for correcting perspective distortion, an essential factor in architectural rendering.

The lenses I use are fixed focal length, which ensures superior resolution and exceptional sharpness compared to zoom lenses.
Thanks to their shift capability, I can adjust the optical plane without tilting the camera, thus obtaining distortion-free images and maintaining the geometric integrity of the architecture.

My technical approach does not end at capture; it extends to post-production, where I apply advanced techniques to accurately reproduce colors, lighting and visual details.
My goal is that each photograph faithfully reflects the artwork and the visual perception of the space and luminaires, always maintaining the authenticity of the original design.

Regus Logroño

This type of coworking favors networking and business growth of individuals, so the company in these cases is clear about the photographs it needs and sends an order form with a list of them.

Offices with capacity for 2, 4 and 8 workers were photographed, as well as common spaces, reception, meeting rooms and the terrace.
The company had two models to include in the spaces where necessary.

The equipment used was the usual for architectural and interior photography.
Tripod with rack and pinion, decentralized lenses and Fujifilm cameras.
Everything was arranged to achieve a faithful representation of the lighting and colors of the space.