<p>So, not exactly a beginner, but beginner when it comes to hotel photography. I usually do portrait/family photography (ocasionaly photograph at weddings). I have been working for a photography studio photographing people, not objects or interiors (which provided me with all equipment needed), but I've never done any hotel photography. <br>
What I have at the moment is a Canon 600D, an external flash, a 5-in-1 reflector, tripod and 18-135 canon EF-S IS, 28 - 105 canon EF USM II and a 50 mm canon lenses. Can't borrow anything from the studio.<br>
Need an advice on what exactly do I need to do a proper shoot in a hotel. Basicaly the construction company that build the hotel is working on a new web site and they want portfolio pictures of all the building they've build. I've been asked to do the job and did explain to them that usually this is not my field of work, but they said they are ok with that and they've seen exapmles of my work and are happy to hire me. <br>
how to set up equipment? What is best to use from my own equipment? Best times of the day to shoot? What to charge (have been looking at interior photographer prices, but to be fair don't feel confident enough to charge that as I am gonna do a shoot like that for the first time)?<br>
Hotel Photography - what do I need?
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<p>So, not exactly a beginner, but beginner when it comes to hotel photography. I usually do portrait/family photography (ocasionaly photograph at weddings). I have been working for a photography studio photographing people, not objects or interiors (which provided me with all equipment needed), but I've never done any hotel photography. <br>
What I have at the moment is a Canon 600D, an external flash, a 5-in-1 reflector, tripod and 18-135 canon EF-S IS, 28 - 105 canon EF USM II and a 50 mm canon lenses. Can't borrow anything from the studio.<br>
Need an advice on what exactly do I need to do a proper shoot in a hotel. Basicaly the construction company that build the hotel is working on a new web site and they want portfolio pictures of all the building they've build. I've been asked to do the job and did explain to them that usually this is not my field of work, but they said they are ok with that and they've seen exapmles of my work and are happy to hire me. <br>
how to set up equipment? What is best to use from my own equipment? Best times of the day to shoot? What to charge (have been looking at interior photographer prices, but to be fair don't feel confident enough to charge that as I am gonna do a shoot like that for the first time)?<br>
Any advice will be very very helpful.<br>
Thank you, Eva!</p>