Showing posts with label Perth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perth. Show all posts

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 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