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ORIGINALS • EDITIONS • JEWELRY • ANTIQUES VISIT OUR CYBERCATALOG AT SUESWERDLOWART.COM FOR THE SERIOUS SHOPPER AND COLLECTOR PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS AT VILLA LUNA STUDIO • 808 345-0429 • 883-9543 WAIKOLOA · HAWAII ISLAND G allerie L una S UE S WERDLOW ’ S After Before Andy Landgraf 808.225.9005 andy@360propertyvideos.com www.360propertyvideos.com Photographing large open interior spaces can be challenging because you have several different options to consider in hopes of capturing that one money shot. The photo below was a reshoot for Myra Brandt and Renée Hampton of Kahala Associates. Here are some tips I shared with Myra and Renée during the reshoot. TIP #1: Maximize exterior views. If the interior space has captivating exterior views, such as ocean views, your first step might include determining an angle that maximizes these views. TIP #2: Rearrange the furniture. Not only can you rearrange the furniture to accommodate an angle that maximizes exterior views, but you could also try spacing out the furniture more to make the room look more spacious. TIP #3: Minimize shooting the backs of chairs and couches. Instead, think about shooting over the top of chairs and couches. TIP #4: Minimize the amount of walls in the photo. This tip can also make the room look more spacious. L uxury L iving P A C I F I C 90 TM