Springfield House Photoshoot, Michael Lipman Photography



As a Chicago architectural photographer I often travel to Union Pier, Michigan or Miami, Florida to shoot interior photos for properties and developments. The building is designed by Chicago-based, award-winning architect JOSH HUTCHISON AIA, of  34-ten Architecture  renowned for their design and technical expertise.


We were asked to photograph the modernized Springfield Beach House  in Union pier Michigan.  We drove up there in about an hour bringing a drone, cameras and all sorts of lighting .  We stayed overnight in the house.  We photographed interiors of the house during the day with lighting. When it became dusk we shot drone and architectural shots of the front and back.  After dinner we started a fire in the back and looked up at the stars. 



Its one block away from an absolutely fantastic beach Berrien Public Beach .



Looking for more architecture photo examples? Click our name link Michael Lipman Photography to view photos or our  Drone Photography page for more example photos of house interiors and interior design photography.


Here's a link to the House 

https://springfieldbeachhouse.com

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