David Churchill: For staging, I try to keep things fairly natural looking and not too staged, as I find it easy for things to look corny when overdone. Probably the best advice I have been given with staging is: "If in doubt leave it out." I do like to have people in shots too, again, where it feels natural and not too staged. I think this adds another dimension to the image and gives scale and depth. As much as possible, I will try to catch people unawares. This particular photo was an area of Santa Monica with many tracks into the hills, which is ideal for horse riding. So I waited until someone came by, and captured them just at the right moment.

This house is found in Sullivan Canyon near ranch-style homes from the 1920s-'50s. Architect Susan Minter broke the house into separate volumes clad in different ways, in effect breaking down the scale of the house. From the front the house is, not surprisingly, fairly closed off.

Design

de extensie is van een ander materiaal (stuc?)

Scott - Kaplan Wright House - Very Nice

blues and greens, composition

david churchill photo

Gratuitous use of a horse.

This house is found in Sullivan Canyon near ranch-style homes from the 1920s-'50s. Architect Susan Minter broke the house into separate volumes clad in different ways, in effect breaking down the scale of the house. From the front the house is, not surprisingly, fairly closed off.

Beauty

Module exterior development

pretty

seems familiar

facade