How to take a picture of an office Background Blog
Discover Online Classes in Photography
Portrait photography and lifestyle photography. Photo editing and much more.
Are you interested in learning more? Here's a guideline on the steps to create great office background photography and provide insight into the types of professionals and businesses that require these photos.
Quick Links
How to Photograph an Office
As with any room in commercial or residential buildings, there are a few ways to make an office background look as appealing as possible. Take the factors listed below into consideration.
Lighting
If you aren't able to get enough light through the windows--some offices just appear darker due to their very nature, try using the flash. But instead of pointing the light directly in the direction of the windows and cause glare reflecting in the windows, aim it at the ceiling.
Angles
The offices in your home, on the other hand tend to be small, which can pose several challenges--namely, capturing the entire space in one image. In order to get the perfect picture (and to make the room seem larger when you're doing it) Try with a wide-angle camera. In general, lenses that are that are between 16 to 24 mm give you the best picture. Any wider, like the 8mm lens and you'll end up with a fisheye effect.
New to Photography? All You Need To Know to Get Started
The fundamentals of DSLR Photography
Staging
Background Photos for Office Uses Background Photos
Taking office background photos is one thing. Using them to build the business of your photographer is a different. What kind of business or professionals require photographs of their offices? Here are just a few examples.
Stock Photography
Real Estate Listings
It's likely that bathrooms and kitchens are the most popular rooms to sell homes--and photos of those spaces are often the highlight of real estate listings. But, as growing numbers of workers be at home working office spaces have emerged as a compelling and unique selling point for houses. Making beautiful, high-quality photos of home offices can add significant value to real estate listings--and may even help those homes sell quicker and at a better value.
Of course, real estate can extend to bigger office structures, and commercial real estate listings are also benefited by high-end photography. Through focusing on home office and interior photography and partnering with commercial and residential real estate agents, you can meet a huge need and create a lucrative company.
Video Conferencing Backgrounds
Take advantage of the Office Life
Do You Have the Right Tools?
Building a Complete Photography Kit that includes cameras, Lenses, Storage, and Tools