Showing posts with label Interior Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interior Design. Show all posts

Monday, March 2, 2020

Contrast is King...

architectural photography
There is a great joy for me, when clients like to design with bold colors and contrasts, just as much as I like to photograph them.  Pastels from the same sleeve of a Pantone color bridge certainly have thier place, and sometimes a room of complimentary, soft and soothing earth tones are exactly what is needed. However when contrast works, it WORKS.

While I may seem biased, stay tuned for part 2 of this post, where I give love to the soothing, creamy, neutral tones I know many of you love.


Texas architectural photographer
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Dallas architectural and interior photographer



Wednesday, September 20, 2017

A lake house project...


Stunning lakeside house in Texas.
 It's easy to get distracted or fixated on one thing. I tend to find the "hero" image from a project or shoot, and focus on that for portfolio material or promotion. Of course all the images I create are amazing (sarcasm dripping all off of that comment!), but for every portfolio image you see, I spent a whole day, sometimes several on location, shooting other equally great images. For whatever reason, they just were not the "feature" image.

   This blog post will be a slight departure from the usual, in that I will show you several images from the same project. I think it's worth noting, that many photographers can cherry pick a few images from a few shoots for an impressive website. But when you hire a photographer, you need someone who can shoot every room of the house with the same stunning look as that one hero image. I'll shut up, and let this gorgeous custom home, built by one of my best clients, do the talking - because it is way more interesting than I am!

Soak up the lake view, and morning sun in the formal living area.

Enjoy the breeze on this amazing patio!

The lower level wine room is to die for!

My favorite feature in a house - ever!

This beautiful kitchen is one of my favorites.

This is a home.

     
Even the lot is amazing!


  Texas, Oklahoma, Gulf Coast, Florida, and New England Architectural photographer

Jason Jones Architectural Photography

Custom Home by MJ Brown Distinctive Homes

Monday, February 13, 2017

Unexpected things always happen...

 Over the last decade, I have seen, or been privy to, just about every unexpected thing you can imagine on a photoshoot, or location set. While I have seen my share of bad things, most "unexpected" occurrences are pleasant, whimsical, or just downright funny. This was all 3 of those!

 While setting up for this bedroom shot, the homeowner's sweet Chihuahua/mix rescue didn't appreciate us straightening out her covers! She snuck up the backside of the bed, under the comforter, and poked her head out just as you see here.

  While no one can capture every great moment presented to them, part of being a professional is delivering the unexpected. Shots like these are not story boarded or discussed, they just happen. Making it worthy of the assignment you were shooting is even more difficult, but certainly in the realm of possible. I am always happy to surprise an editor with bonus material such as this, or an unplanned, gorgeous sunset shot off the balcony they didn't know they wanted. There is no rhyme or reason, you just have to be ready. Architectural and Interior design photography is my main niche, but delivering professional results EVERY time, no matter what I am photographing, is what I truly specialize in.

Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Park Cities is the place to be!

  If you are from, or live in Dallas, then you know why Highland Park, and University Park is the place to be! Preston Hollow has its benefits, but those are mostly behind tall fences, and gated entries. Park Cities residents know their neighbors, have block parties and raise children in one of the safest areas with the best schools in the country. It also offers some of the most diverse architecture in the area. On the same street you can find a mostly original late 20's home with period correct renovations that were completed as exquisitely as the brand new contemporary at the other end, to something ultra modern - and everything in between.

 Despite the differences, they all have ONE thing in common. Class. This area is for the discerning homeowner. No matter what your tastes, you will find it beautifully executed by some of the best builders, interior designers, and architects in the world. People who can afford anything, anywhere in the world call our humble Park Cities their home. And for good reason. It FEELS like home.