What I used to shoot before interiors.

My first client was Peer beering, Ball beerings. I Worked for Sloan valve , toilet valves . RS Owens awards,  400 shot catalog including the academy award statues, Hu - Friedy dental tools ,2000 tool catalog and Slee glass awards, Blazer car lights. 


And now today WTTW t shirts.  
All very technically difficult things to shoot and after shooting toilets at  O'Hare airport you wonder why I shoot mostly architecture now.  After shooting the same toilet valve 14 different ways for 25  international markets I found I was better at shooting interiors.

Mostly shot on 4x5 large format cameras 



Michael Lipman Photography 
www.mlipmanphoto.com



  

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  1. Michael Lipman PhotographyFebruary 24, 2021 at 6:35 AM

    I hope this explains a bit about how Michael Lipman Photography shoots interiors.
    As a Chicago architectural photographer I have shot a lot of buildings in downtown and the suburbs like Schaumburg.

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