B&B Interiors3

I was asked to shoot a Bed & Breakfast and of course I said yes. This B&B has a history and a wonderful reputation. This was one to look forward to.
Client wanted everything shot as they had just spent a while updating and re-vamping and painting and the whole hog. So I arrived early and got to work. I had done a reccie the day before and spent the evening doing a bit of research, by hunting the internet for similar architecture to get any hints tips and advise I could muster. The client also wanted to use images for the website and this is where things started to fall into place for me.

This was a big establishment and alot of the rooms were expansive - big and spacious. I had spent the previous few years shooting alot of panoramas and by my own admission I love seeing a series of useless single images put together to create a much bigger holistic image. The risk of stitching images together and it NOT working. Well lets just say it happened, more than I would like, but not to often.

I decided to shoot this B&B with the camera in the portraight position and in series from left to right - then in post - stitch the pictures together to create panoramas. This would also allow large area images for the web site and I wanted to try and express the size and spaciousness of the rooms inside the B&B.