by Michael Baister | Nov 15, 2023 | adobe lightroom, adobe photoshop, architectural interior, Atomos ninja, benro tripods, commercial photography, commercial photography newcastle, DaVinci Resolve, film making, Giotto tripods, instagram, location film making, location lighting, location photography, michael baister photography, newcastle commercial photography, nikon cameras, nikon lenses, northeast commercial photography, Sigma Lenses, sony cameras, sony lenses, sunderland commercial photography
The latest location shoot for Karen Walker Design. This time it’s a commercial interior for the Best Western New Kent Hotel in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne. All natural images again. Five-shot bracketed exposures (but not processed as HDR files*) just so I...
by Michael Baister | Mar 27, 2023 | Atomos ninja, benro tripods, commercial photography, commercial photography newcastle, DaVinci Resolve, elinchrome lighting, film making, food photography, Giotto tripods, godox lighting, instagram, lee filters, location film making, location lighting, location photography, location portrait, long exposure photography, michael baister photography, newcastle commercial photography, nikon cameras, nikon flash, nikon lenses, northeast commercial photography, Sigma Lenses, sony cameras, sony lenses, studio photography, sunderland commercial photography
It’s another look behind the curtain on recent adventures. All very exciting with a total of just under 1,000 miles travelled. We created 12 short films, shot-tethered to a computer for some interior ads, constructed a set for a fantastic food venue, used a...
by Michael Baister | Nov 1, 2022 | Atomos ninja, commercial photography, commercial photography newcastle, DaVinci Resolve, film making, Giotto tripods, godox lighting, instagram, lee filters, location film making, location lighting, location photography, location portrait, michael baister photography, newcastle commercial photography, northeast commercial photography, Sigma Lenses, sony cameras, sony lenses, story telling, sunderland commercial photography
Another look behind the curtain! This is a video for Think Ahead, this time on location at Middlesex University. There were quite a few things to consider when shooting this one! We shot two types of interviews and social media framing had to be taken into account, an...
by Michael Baister | Jun 13, 2022 | adobe lightroom, adobe photoshop, architectural exterior, benro tripods, commercial photography, commercial photography newcastle, DaVinci Resolve, film making, Giotto tripods, instagram, landscape, location film making, location photography, michael baister photography, newcastle commercial photography, northeast commercial photography, Sigma Lenses, sony cameras, sony lenses, urban landscape
This stop motion was created as part of exploratory work for the “See us in a new light’ campaign for Newcastle Cathedral. It was shot in Newcastle upon Tyne from the roof of the Castle Keep with three Sony cameras, 1/Sony A6000 and 2/Sony A6300’s – one with a...
by Michael Baister | May 25, 2022 | adobe lightroom, adobe photoshop, architectural exterior, commercial photography, Giotto tripods, industrial photography, instagram, location photography, long exposure photography, northeast commercial photography, Sigma Lenses, sony cameras, story telling, street photography, sunderland commercial photography, urban landscape
After the skate park adventure in East Kilbride, I decided to try out another. This time closer to home. Here’s the skate park at Silksworth ski slope and sports complex in Sunderland. To keep the feel of the images consistent, it was another early start and this time...
by Michael Baister | May 9, 2022 | Atomos ninja, DaVinci Resolve, film making, instagram, location film making, michael baister photography, Sigma Lenses, sony cameras, story telling, street photography, sunderland commercial photography, urban landscape
A short film project created for…me! And why not? The idea was to create an atmosphere piece around an evening football match. Why choose Sunderland? Well it’s a bit like my “cavalier landscapes” – it’s just down the road! My working methods are as...
