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You need to plan ahead for a project to be truly successful. Unlike a writer who can create the story as they go, the photographer must see it for it to exist.
We are painting our kitchen and we wanted to have a before and after photos of the work being done. I thought it would be fun to do this as a 360 degree panoramic photo.
The second part about this post is sometimes the eye-candy is what is needed to get your audience to listen. Would you have read this far in this post if the photo was a traditional photo?
Why did I choose to go this way with the before photo and most likely the after photo? I want you to feel our excitement about having a new look to our kitchen. We will be wanting to create events at our home just to show it off.
Want to get your audience to pay attention to your message--sometimes it is the eye-candy that will first hook them. Give me a call and I can help you create a 360 degree panoramic image of your location.
Stay tuned for the "After Photo"
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