Keyah Studio

Photographing furniture is not always easy as custom pieces have their own character and personality, proportions and measurements.
For each piece, therefore, different decisions are made and each piece is also custom photographed.

What I always try to do is aside from highlighting the unique details of these pieces of furniture is to see how they integrate into the space in which they are installed and how they communicate with each other.

When it comes to photographing furniture, I take the key elements of interior and architectural photography to a large extent.
I use highly specialized equipment that guarantees me the highest precision and quality results.
I work with a Fujifilm camera, stably mounted on a tripod, which minimizes any vibration or movement that could affect the sharpness of the images.
For this discipline, I use decentralized lenses, essential for their ability to correct perspective distortion, a critical aspect in interior photography.

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, thus achieving a wider, distortion-free field of view, which is crucial for preserving the geometric integrity of lines.

In post-production, I focus on faithfully reproducing colors, light and visual elements.
The goal is that each photograph is not only an accurate representation of the work, but also a faithful visual translation of how the human eye perceives the space and the materials of the furniture, always respecting the authenticity of the original design.