Hotel photography: Technique, motifs & practice
Hotel photography & interior photography: technique, motifs & practice
Language: German

Hotel photography & interior photography: technique, motifs & practice

Expand your photographic field of application to include hotel photography and interior photography. In just under 3 hours, you will learn how to properly photograph dark corridors, stairwells, small rooms, spacious suites and hotel staff on a hotel tour with advertising and industrial photographer Martin Buschmann.

  • Almost 3 hours of video tutorial on interior photography and hotel photography
  • Photographing in difficult lighting conditions, indoor and outdoor shots, details and portraits
  • Correct camera settings: Depth of field, tonal value, HDR and more
  • For inspiration: Included are all 73 photos (JPG) that were taken during the shoot
  • Explained on site by an experienced advertising and industrial photographer in a practical way

From the hotel sign to the bathtub to the seminar room: photograph hotels in all their welcoming facets! Learn how to do it in the tutorial on interior photography and hotel photography.

Details
  • content: 3 h Video training
  • Licence: private and commercial Rights of use
  • Bonus: including working material
Categories
Architecture & Real Estate, Photography & image editing
Created with love by:
Martin Buschmann Martin Buschmann

Examples of use

  • Front of a hotel, taken at the blue hour
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    Learn how to set the perfect scene for the façade of a hotel, for example during the blue hour.
  • Reception of a hotel
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    Hotel staff are inexperienced in modeling. Find out in the tutorial how you can still achieve good photo results.
  • Staircase in a hotel
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    Architecture with all its challenges: How to master dark staircases.
  • Photo of a hotel scene with fireplace, bookshelf and armchair
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    An eye for detail: discover what is worth photographing.
  • Photo of a hotel suite
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    Whether it's a small room or a sumptuous suite, you'll learn how to showcase both.
  • Conference room in a hotel
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    From the bathroom to the seminar room: you will learn how to handle a wide variety of motifs!
  • Outtake from the hotel photography video training course
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    Included: outtakes, because hotel photography can also be entertaining (see examples tab).
  • Behind the scenes at hotel photography training
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    Full inspiration: hotel photography explained on location and all 73 photos from the shoot included!
  • Hotel photography

    Details of the content

    Interior and hotel photography: take photos in five-star style!

    If you do it right, hotel photography can pay off for you! Accompany advertising and industrial photographer Martin Buschmann on his tour of a hotel, gain experience after experience and master hotel photography at every level in the future.

    Your hotel photos contribute significantly to hotel bookings

    To book or not to book? - When answering this question, every little detail can make the difference. Your photos are key arguments when weighing up the pros and cons. To help you make a positive decision and turn potential hotel guests into actual travelers, advertising and industrial photographer Martin Buschmann guides you through a hotel and gallantly past the many challenges of the motif: dark corridors and stairwells, small rooms and spacious suites with light and shadow, model-untested staff, countless individual elements and, last but not least, a façade in a wide variety of lighting moods ...

    Learn to photograph a hotel from all sides, inside and out

    In just under 3 hours with 33 video lessons (and an outtake video, see examples tab ), Martin Buschmann guides you through a hotel and shows you how to photograph it inside and out. As a bonus and for inspiration, you will receive all 73 photos taken during the shoot. The contents of the training:

    For your exterior shots, you should not only take pictures of the front and back, but also not forget the representative hotel sign. In addition, the lighting conditions change with the time of day, which you can use to capture different moods . Ideal for this: the blue hour.

    Your trainer will also give you tips and tricks for photographing hotel staff and guests . Find out how you can create an inviting image in a short space of time, even with inexperienced non-models, and how you can use motion blur to photograph people in attendance despite legal hurdles.

    Interior photography and people photography in a hotel: photographing in difficult lighting conditions

    Inside, you will encounter lobbies, seminar rooms, corridors, stairwells, hotel rooms and suites, and each room and corridor has its own lighting conditions and other challenges:

    The corridor, almost windowless and poorly lit, still wants to be captured with maximum depth of field. In small rooms, the available space is limited, disturbing objects may need to be removed before the shoot, there are bright and dark areas, so an HDR image could be the method of choice here. In contrast, the spacious suites of a hotel open up living areas, bedrooms or bathrooms and thus countless image motifs - Martin Buschmann explains which shots make sense, what you are better off leaving out and how you can get more calm in your pictures with the right image format.

    Sharpen your eye for detail

    Last but not least, your clients expect your photos to be varied, as they will be used in several advertising materials such as websites or brochures. That's why the training will show you how to capture subjects from different perspectives , how to arrange the image elements and how to spot details that are worth photographing even during a quick tour of the building. A fireplace, a bouquet of flowers, a free-standing bathtub ... sharpen your eye for detail ! In the black and white image editing course, you will also learn how to convert photos of architecture into high-quality black and white.

    What you'll learn in the interior photography and hotel photography tutorial

    You will accompany your trainer through a hotel and learn how to create appealing advertising photos using a practical example. You will find out what you need to look out for in hotel and interior photography, which subjects are suitable and which are not, how to set the scene and which camera settings to use during the shoot. After this training course, you will be able to deal with difficult lighting conditions, endless details and the high demands of your customers with expert know-how.