Wylie / Texas / United States
Keith Carter I am a commercial photographer with a specialty in Architectural Photography. I am also a master and professional hobbyist with 20yrs experience in studio photography. Photographers are always facing creative drain and paralysis and this symbiotic duality not only keeps me busy in the winter months, but helps me maintain a creative diversity and professional edge to my work. Architecture Photography An Architectural Photographer needs a healthy dedication to the Architects Lines, color palette and special composition of their building. But at the same time, he must have an Eye for composition and a vision to present Unique Vignettes that gives a structure Character Real Estate Photography As a Real Estate photographer, the need for adaptability, and creativity is always in demand. Presentation of a home or building in fresh, crisp & clean look is often challenged by small furniture full rooms. This requires an adaptability that’s unique and require free thinking creativity. Commercial Photography Studio Photographer, Keith Carter, provides Product, Food, and Jewelry Photography to the local business community. Product Photography Keith Carter Photography combines old word studio lighting skills, modern digital photographic techniques, & advance (experienced)photoshop mastery that produces Crisp and Clean internet or print ready photography Food Photography One of the most enjoyable thing to do in my profession is to take a collection of food stuffs, and turn them into a delectable dish of mouthwatering imagery. Although everything is done in studio, it is one of the oldest interactions of light, food, and composition. Here creativity has only the boundaries of the camera edge. Technical perfection is not required and often ignored in reaching out to one our rawest emotions -hunger and rewarding the viewer with a Pavlov response. Jewelry Photography This is where Crisp and Clean Meet’s Bling! Without all three, you have nothing. All of the work is done by the jewelry photographer by painting light onto 1/2-inch translucent mirror like object.
