Chris Gardiner Photography

Here is a look at some 3d renderings I've been messing around with lately for a personal project. www.CollingwoodPhotography.ca has been up and running for a few years but could be doing a better job showcasing the photos I've created and the ways I've been mounting and framing them. Showing them in the context of a home or office is perfect for this. Using 3D renderings to put them into context allows me to take total control of the space, the colors of the room and other materials. I can very quickly 'demo' a bunch of sizes and display formats on a bunch of different print options relatively easily. It might take a careful attention to detail but you'd be truly surprised how many 'real products' are marketed with 3d renderings instead.

128Megapixel! This panorama is sized at 16000 x 8000 pixels making it 128 megapixels! See it at it's most detailed, here; https://kuula.co/post/7gBbN November isn't particularly photogenic, and even less so on an overcast day, but it's pretty cool to have a look in all directions from my drone's 65m altitude here. The area within the four boundaries is approximately 50 acres.

How lucky am I to fly here? Super Lucky! And if you ask me, we were all super lucky around here to have the fall colors as vibrant, and for as long as we did this year. This is one view from a full day of shooting with Alpine Equestrian Centre to update their website, and providing new content for social media that highlights their services, facility, and attention to detail that help make it as beautiful as you see it here.

New on the blog! several before and after views of some recent photographs with their completely 3d, virtual renovated counterparts. Are the 3d renders realistic to you? Three rooms of before and afters at the link; https://blog.cgardiner.ca//11/more-virtual-renovations.html