When it started to slow down due to winter approaching, I got a call from Danica Satell, an interior designer I work with on the main line.  She was excited by a small project, just one room, a kitchen, and wanted to know if I was interested in photographing it. 

I said of course and decided to help her out with cost by shooting it without an assistant.  Since it was only one room, there was not a lot of moving around. Plus she lived next door and would be able to start staging before I arrived. 

I asked her to send me a few pictures and we would take it from there. 

When I got there, I saw a nice contemporary kitchen that would be perfect for her portfolio.  We decided on two images, an overall image looking towards the back porch and a detail of the range area. 

Being that it was late fall, the sun never entered into the kitchen.  So I decided this would be a great opportunity to use my new Profoto Narrow Beam Reflector to simulate sunlight.  It worked well, giving me a splash of light to break up the room and add depth, which Danica really liked. 

On this shoot I decided to setup a second camera to capture a time lapse of what I did.  Click on the video below to check it out.