A couple of months ago, I photographed the Chicago Store Amiri 46 E Walton Street
in Chicago. The goal of the photoshoot was to not only document the space
and capture the design, but to also create some "sexy" images that would look like
spring . So as a chicago architectural photographer I used a huge black scrim to
minimize the reflections. I used lights on the outside at oblique angles to light the
interior.
Store fronts are your typical architectural photography shoot. I am a control freak.
I am used to having command of a majority of variables: schedule, time of day,
what lights to leave on/off, closing windows to control light spill and reflections, But windows create a lot of challenges
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