Photograph Details:
This architectural photograph of an office in a beautiful Sioux Falls French Revival home was taken with an extreme wild-angle lens.

Typically, when I document projects for architects, I use very little, if any flash lighting sources. With this particular project, I wanted to retain the feel of rich wood that lined the ceiling, walls and book shelves. Flash lighting was kept to a minimum.

Lighting inside of the office was a mix of ambient light from the recessed fixtures, book case lighting and natural sunlight seeping in from the open french doors leading to the balcony.

I added a little flash kicker in the hallway to highlight the incredible arched white woodwork that leads you through the sliding entrance doors to the office.

Client:
TAP Architecture
Minneapolis, MN

Agency:
NA

Photographer:
Paul Heckel
Heckel Photography

Category:
Architectural Photography