Sunday, December 21, 2008

Merry Christmas



I would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and see you in 2009.

Joel Barbitta
D-Max Photography

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Applecross Renovation

Last week I shot this home renovation for Matthews Architecture. The Modern extension features a large curved roof flowing from the alfresco to the sitting room that is flooded with natural daylight in the afternoon. The extension also comprises of a new kitchen, lounge and a free standing pool room. See photos from the shoot below.



Thursday, November 27, 2008

Monier Roof Tiles

This week I was required to hire a cherry picker to shoot a 9 unit development in Baldivis for Monier roof tiles. A 12m Cherry picker was towed into positioned early Monday morning and lifted to full height as you can see in this behind the scene photo.

After waiting for some clouds to pass I managed to get a few images in good mourning light.

Joel Barbitta
D-Max Photography

Sunday, November 16, 2008

Oswald Swanbloune Residence

Here is a comparison between daylight and a dusk elevation from a shoot this week. Most clients prefer a twilight external image as it generally has more appeal. What do you think?


Joel Barbitta
D-Max Photography

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Updated D-Max web site

I have just updated my web site galleries to a new streamlined look. The galleries now load much quicker for easier viewing. Check it out @ dmaxphotography.com.au and let me know what you think.

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Dale Alcock Homes Shenton Lakes display home

Dale Alcock Homes have just opened a new display home in Champion Lakes. 8 hours was spent on location shooting the home. A stylist was also on hand to give the home a lived in look. The external images shot at dusk finished off the shoot at 7pm. The home is open for inspection Monday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday from 2-5pm. more information can be found at Dale Alcock Homes

Thursday, October 16, 2008

New covers

D-Max photography recently shot the cover of the current issue of Habitat & lifestyle magazine. The home built by Riverstone is located in Mosman Park. Check it out on stands now.


Every year I shoot the cover of the Swimming Pool and Spar Association magazine. The Magazine produced every year showcases the best pools and spars from WA. The magazine out now can request a copy on their website http://www.spasawa.com.au/

Joel Barbitta
D-Max Photography

Sunday, October 5, 2008

Luxury Apartments by Webb & Brown-Neaves

Webb & Brown-Neaves has just completed their latest apartments building at Mandurah Ocean Marina. Named Platinum the 5 story complex consists of 6 unique and exclusive apartments right on the waters edge overlooking the marina and Indian Ocean. This is one of three apartment buildings at the marina built by the exclusive home builders Webb & Brown-Neaves with Nautica already completed and the Landing due for completion mid 2010. Further info can be found at http://www.mandurahapartments.com.au/. After a couple of cancellations due to bad weather we finally managed to shoot it on a beautiful blue day. Here are a few images from the shoot.




Joel Barbitta
D-Max Photography

Sunday, September 21, 2008

South West Photoshoot

Last week took me to Cowaramup, a 3.5 hour drive south of Perth for a stunning beach side residence. The home built by Zorzi Builders takes advantage of the spectacular 180 degree views, no expense was spared on this luxurious residence from the home theatre to the huge cave like cellar to the glass pyramid roof. This is the main house on the lot though Zorzi builders also built the guest house that you can rent out for $1000.00 a night. We shot the guest house last year and it won the HIA Australian house of the year, you can check out those photos at http://www.incognitoescape.com.au/ Here are some photos from this shoot.




Thanks Joel Barbitta

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

CTA Building

External photography was required of the CTA building on the Esplanade in Perth. Photography of the building was commissioned by Perth Precast along with other multi story buildings in the CBD and a number of train stations. A late afternoon time slot was chosen for the image due to its southern orientation, tilt sift lenses on medium format digital camera was used for vertical perspective corection. Here are a few images.

Sunday, August 31, 2008

2008 Telethon Home

The 2008 Perth Telethon Home built by In Vogue builders is now finished and open for inspection. As always D-Max Photography was pleased to be asked to photograph the home for charity. The home located in Southern River will be auctioned over the Telethon Weekend with all the money going to Princess Margaret Children's Hospital. You can find more information on the home at http://telethon.7perth.com.au/view/telethon-homes/ . and view the first pictures on the home here.

Monday, August 18, 2008

South Perth Appartment - Zorzi Builders

Here are some photos of luxurious South Perth Apartment. The images were shot in the late afternoon running into twilight to take advantage of the city views of the Perth skyline. The apartments have been finished to the highest standards by Zorzi Builders.




Joel Barbitta
D-Max photography

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Zekka - Matthews Architecture

D-Max photography was recently commissioned by Matthews Architecture to photograph their recently completed project Zekka. Zekka is a very cool mens boutique fashion store located on King Street Perth. It incorporates a cafe that you will have to check out next time you are in Perth. Take a look at some images from the shoot.




Joel Barbitta
D-Max photography

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

New Oswald Display Floreat



Oswald Homes has just opened its latest display home in Floreat. A grand single story home designed around a large internal courtyard. As with most shoots not everything went to plan. Due to bad weather there was many delays with the home and photography had to be shot around tradesman doing the last final details. Externals had to be shot under a umbrella due to the rain and to make thing worse we were unable open up any of the courtyards doors restricting some good angles.
Here a few pictures from the shoot.






Joel Barbitta
D-Max photography