We had the pleasure of taking some photos (and video - a new service we will be offering soon) of the Soho opening of the Madrid-based jewelry store, UNOde50. The space occupies a narrow, but tall storefront on Prince Street and features a wavy, recessed lighting ceiling which undulates towards the stairwell at the store's rear. The walls are adorned with tall, rusted metal cages which hold the merchandise on shelves and in drawers.
Though the goal with this site is to clearly advertise our photography and marketing services to those in need, some may stumble on this site for inspiration for shooting their own interiors, or perhaps beginning a hobby/profession in shooting interiors, which I wholeheartedly encourage!
In fact, I taught a class a little while ago for SkillShare on how to shoot interiors. It's a super rudimentary course but (I hope) it's enough to get anyone who is interested started and maybe inspire them to continue shooting interiors.
I started Gotham Interiors when I moved back to New York in 2013 and didn't even consider a blog/journal/space to share my thoughts but here I am and here they come. For my first post I'm sharing a photo of one of my favorite places in NYC: Perry St. A gorgeous restaurant that has beautiful light emanating from the adjacent West Side Highway. Despite all the traffic, you don't hear a peep. You just enjoy the wonderful interior space and the even more wonderful food.
