An Introduction to Architectural Photography, with Jeffrey Totaro

In this episode, Architectural Photographer Jeffrey Totaro shares an insider's look at the business, technique, and gear necessary to build a successful business in the genre.
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About Jeffrey Totaro
Jeffrey Totaro has had a life-long interest in design and construction. Before becoming a photographer, he worked as an architect and structural engineer for a prominent Philadelphia firm. During his education and early career, his strong interest in design was coupled with an interest in photographing architecture and interiors.
A self-taught photographer, Jeffrey transitioned to professional photography in 1996 and has since built an impressive portfolio of commercial, residential, and institutional photography for leading firms in Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Washington DC, and elsewhere around the country.

[@CSGPhotos]

Jeffrey is giving off some serious Jeff Goldblum vibes here!

[@VirtualTourPhotographer]

So many points I can relate to with respect to staging people when I shoot virtual tours. Great interview!

[@kennethjonesphotography]

Thank you for a very informative and enjoyable video.

[@lancechinnian4043]

Really enjoyed this!

[@ipvxyz]

When the video started, I thought jeez Mac Pro is a bit overkill but if you’re working on PhaseOne files then it’s warranted :P
Awesome interview and great questions!

[@robmcd]

Do you need a property /model
release from the client in order to own the copyright to the images?

[@DanielBerganza]

Oh man RE making $500. This is a two year old video and the average shoot for a Real estate photographer is $150-200. Its so sad. Hence I've been studying A&D.