This one was photographed for Saje Wellness in one of their store locations. These are often done before the store/mall opens, early in the morning. This is a composite of images with lighting equipment and a long exposure to match. The interior store lighting is compact LED bulbs which, well they are amazing for the environment, often look terrible in photographs.

Lighting Difficult Interiors

Robert Lowdon March 26, 2018

Architectural interior photography is one of the most difficult photography disciplines. Here are some photography tips to get you through it.

Shooting tall buildings with a wide angle lens is a prime candidate for barrel distortion. Don’t be afraid to leave room around the subject and crop down the image, helping you overcome barrel distortion. © Robert Lowdon

Overcome Barrel Distortion With These Simple Tips

Robert Lowdon February 21, 2018

Barrel distortion can ruin your photographs. Here is how you can stop that from happening and overcome barrel distortion.

A bus motors past a building in Downtown Toronto, giving a a great blurring light effect in the foreground of this image. This is one example of creative use of shutter speed in photography. © Robert Lowdon

What Is the Perfect Shutter Speed

Robert Lowdon January 8, 2018

So what is the perfect shutter speed to shoot everything? The one speed that all cameras should only use. Well the truth is…

An employee of the home depot poses for a photograph. © Robert Lowdon

Editorial Portraits for The Home Depot

Jennifer Dell December 6, 2017

In these editorial photographs for The Home Depot, it was important to emphasize space and a human connection.

Maintaining nature's true colours, when using photo editing software, are often a photographer’s best photo editing tools. © Robert Lowdon

The Best Photo Editing Software Right Now

Robert Lowdon November 23, 2017

What is the best photo editing software today? Digital photography has made post processing an essential component to any shoot. I’ll tell you what works best.

I challenge anyone to prove to me that the Canadian Rockies are not the best mountains in the world. In order to complete this challenge two first class tickets must be sent to Robert Lowdon Photography, with the destination mountain range of your choosing (I kid).