Photography for our upcoming catalog...what does that entail you wonder?
This is the process we will do 4 times this year over the next week or so!
- Load up the furniture in two big trucks. How many pieces?
- 8 dining chairs
- 1 60" Dining Table
- 4 end tables
- 1 Coffee table
- 1 Single Chaise
- 2 swivel rocker dining chairs
- 2 deep seating chairs
- 2 deep seating swivel rocker chairs
- 1 Double Chaise
- 1 Sectional ( Two Loveseats, One single extender seat, One Corner Piece)
- 1 three seat sofa
- 6 heavy ceramic pots with artificial hedge plants
- 4 flats of Vincas
- 4 Ferns, three yellow plants that I should know the name of (Lindsay actually knew the name...Lantana for, 2 rosemary plants, 5 Always In Bloom pots (planted)
- 4 fiberclay containers
- Drive to the Location ( Guy and Lauren Hood. Beautiful Home! We appreciate them allowing us to come and use their patio) Luckily we were able to stay in Montgomery this time instead of driving to Birmingham.
- Unload what we just loaded a couple of hours earlier. Please reread the list above.
- Move their furniture.
- Set our furniture.
- Style it...don't worry we are experts at style.
- Set up the photography equipment...test the cameras and make sure the lighting is correctly set.
- Photograph three different groupings...a thousand times each.
- Close up shots for furniture and accessory detail.
- Discuss if we really have the shots we need and if they will be good...should we take a few more?
- Sit and stare at the furniture, knowing that we are about to move on to the next step.
- Load up all the pieces from the list above. Please reread the list.
- Move all the of their furniture back to where it was...
- Clean up the place.
- Drive back to our office on Wetumpka Highway from past Macon East Academy on Vaughn Rd.
- Started at 8 am and ended the day by arriving home at 9:30 pm.
- Unload the furniture and put it back in the showroom...
I know this has intrigued you, so look forward to the pictures we took in a future post.
Side Note - Thank you Billy for being our photographer, big truck driver, assistant stylist, and all around good guy.
Robert