Commercial

Client: Joe Borelli

Detail of pipe removal on Shot 4

Photographer: Joe Borelli, Vancouver, Canada

Client: Joe Borelli

Client Requests: Remove sewage pipe in upper left.

Photographer: Joe Borelli, Vancouver, Canada

Client: Ledalite

Client: Ledalite

Client: Ledalite

Client Requests: Remove ceiling heat vent, middle ceiling fixture and sprinkler heads. Merge room exposure and fixture exposure to allow for more detailing in fixtures. Fix vertical perspective on left. Blur window in doorway on right to obscure truck outside. Add supplied artwork to back and left wall. Fill more light into back part of room and reduce warm cast. Correct warm cast in far back room.

Photographer: Joe Borelli, Vancouver, Canada

Agency: Toolhouse

Client: Ledalite

Client Requests: Merge 3 exposures (ambient room light, window exposure and fixture exposure). Composite image to simulate more like what our vision would see in a room filled with light. Fix blue cast on curtains from daylight window exposure. Remove shadow produced by left fill light on ceiling cast by curtain rails to give overall smooth lighting to ceiling. Fill right side of room with more light and reduce yellow/orange cast. Remove sprinkler heads.

Photographer: Joe Borelli, Vancouver, Canada

Agency: Toolhouse

Client: Ledalite

Client Requests: Composite image of fixtures with main exposure of room for better detailing in the fixtures. Remove signage on right wall and in the bathroom area. Remove slight yellow bias to hallway and raise the light values for overall brighter look.

Photographer: Joe Borelli, Vancouver, Canada

Client: Ledalite

Client Requests: Composite image of ceiling fixtures with main room exposure and exterior exposure. Remove moire pattern on chair in right foreground. Remove warm orange cast in fixtures and on ceiling and in the distance on the left.

Photographer: Joe Borelli, Vancouver, Canada

Client: Ledalite

Client: Ledalite

Client Requests: The main room exposure has some pretty harsh glare on the glossy finished wood panel ceilling. Composite in a second exposure of ceiling with less glare or use some magic to remove as much of that glare as possible. Raise the brightness or fill light into the areas that require that such as the artwork on the left. General clean up of scuffs and marks. Remove hanging fixtures on the left and sprinkler heads and outlet cover.