Adam Taylor // Architecture Photography Resources's video: Interior Design Photo with a Dog Editing BTS

It seems like people have enjoyed my deconstruction/BTS/editing videos, so I decided to make another. This one was for an interior designer, shot at her own house, using her own dog. I love dog shots and have a whole section on my site dedicated to them! (http://adamtaylorphotos.com/dogs) I actually did a little more editing to this image it after opening it up to do this video. I just noticed a few places where it could be better, so the photo is definitely going on my website. I didn’t clean up the layers for the video, so it’s a little unorganized, but that’s sometimes just how it goes when editing… I just keep layering on as I see things I want to do to the images. :-) **NOTE: This is not for real estate, and I know you wouldn’t do this kind of editing for a RE listing photo, but hopefully you can get something out of the video. Camera: Canon 5D MK IV Lens: Canon 16-35mm f/2.8 @ 34mm Flash Frame: ISO 100, f/8, 1/13 Ambient Frame: ISO 100, f/8, 0.8 Dog Frame: ISO 100, f/8, 1/10 (With Flashes) 2 Flashes: FlashPointe X-Plor 600s - In both near corners of the office, angled backwards and pointed up at the ceiling/wall to bounce back into the room. Tethered to iPad with CamRanger Other notes: I used two rubber door stops to hold the doors in place so they wouldn’t move from frame to frame. I keep them in my light stand bag.