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This safari is designed for intermediate and serious amateurs, who wish to learn how to photograph luxury homes and interior décor.
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This safari is offered by our partner, Capital Photography Center.
Good pictures sell houses and condominiums via the web, or in brochures and publications. This class, designed for people wishing to photograph their own homes or real estate agents shooting listed properties, is taught by professional architectural photographer, E. David Luria, and will take place in a private home, providing hands-on training in exterior and interior architectural photography.
Any camera will do, but for best results we recommend a digital SLR camera or a mirrorless camera with manual exposure controls with a wide-angle lens (10-20mm for digital DX SLR’s, 12-24 mm for full frame/FX SLR’s), circular polarizer filter, auxiliary bounce/swivel flash unit, tall, sturdy, heavy tripod with adjustable head, bubble level for horizontal/vertical readings.
Topics include:
Exterior Photography:
Interior Photography:
E. David Luria has photographed over 2,600 apartment building exteriors and interiors as official photographer for the Washington Post’s Apartment Showcase Magazine, and he has served as contributing photographer of luxury homes for Washington Spaces Magazine. His images of Washington DC landmarks appear in over 100 publications, on guidebooks and postcards sold throughout the DC area. Three of his DC images appear on the 2015 Calendar of the US Capitol Historical Society, including the calendar’s cover photo.
Questions can be directed to Marie Joabar at [email protected].
Glen Meadow Road, Centreville, VA 20120
Any camera will do, but for best results we recommend:
E. David Luria has photographed over 2,600 apartment building exteriors and interiors as official photographer for the Washington Post’s Apartment Showcase Magazine, and he has served as contributing photographer of luxury homes for Washington Spaces Magazine. His images of Washington DC landmarks appear in over 100 publications, on guidebooks and postcards sold throughout the DC area. Three of his DC images appear on the 2015 Calendar of the US Capitol Historical Society, including the calendar’s cover photo.