Small Spaces
From tiny homes to bathrooms, small spaces can be hard to capture. But don’t fret, we’ve got some tips for you on how you can problem solve.
Tight spaces
Caves, RVs, and tiny homes present unique challenges when it comes to capturing them creatively. When working in confined spaces, pay close attention to minimizing clutter in the corners and foreground of your composition. Aim for a well-balanced straight-on shot, as angled perspectives can lead to unwanted distortions. Lastly, consider the camera's height as a vital factor. A helpful trick is to ensure that you can always see the tops of surfaces like beds, countertops, and tables while maintaining a level camera position.
Leveraging verticals
Often times, when you’re in a tight space, capturing as a vertical can make for a cleaner outcome. Tight spaces, like bathrooms, kitchens, balconies, hallways, etc. can lend well to a vertical. Vertical compositions can exist as straight-on shots, or at an angle. One thing to watch out for is tilting the camera (up/down), which can cause distortion and also stretch objects unnaturally in the corner of the frame.
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