Very nice!

Nice! The Boston skyline is one of my favorites!

Thank you Peter and Michael for your keen obseravtions! I used a wide angle lens on these and I find sometimes this sets me up for the distotion. I put them through PS and used the skew and perspective tools but did not notice the sloping, especially on number 1, until they were posted here.
I have not quite figured out how to expose for one area but the good news is, I found a local camera shop that gives 1 hour, one on one instruction on your own camera. You tell them what you want to know and they will help you to learn it. I am making a list!! Might end up at 5 or 6 hours!! :)

I am just starting to try the HDR with my kitchens and I love the look! I use a lot of deco end panels but sometimes the client just doesn't want to spend any more!! we were in a mid range cabinet line.

quote=joehel2]Great photos but an even greater kitchen design. I love the use of the tile to face the free standing counter/breakfast bar and the use of the walnut cabinets contrating with the blond floors. Very nice.[/quote]

Thank you![

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Thank you Biker Chic, Up-2-It and Andrew, much appreciated!

You made me laugh~I used to have a sign in my office "Of course I don't look as busy as the men, I did it right the first time." :lol:

Thank you!

Thank you!

These are pictures of a kitchen that I designed for a client. All were shot in 3 exposures and a little PP after. C&C welcome!

From the family room


From the sitting area


From the table

What a difference!

That's the best! I have a couple like that now, one the owner is in CA for the winter, so it's just the trades there and the other is a summer home three hours from the home owner, so they don't vivit much!

I am sure your client is very happy!!

That looks really nice! a
As a kitchen designer, I love before and after pictures!

You will have to come back in the spring!