As we've noted before, there is a certain art to taking pictures of interiors. Too often one feels restricted by the space, ending up with awkward angles and a photo that fails to capture the soul of the room. But check out Rachael Smith's portfolio and it's easy to see she's mastered the technique.
See more images at her website (we particularly like the Bodo Sperlein home).
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Currently I'm taking an architectural & interior photography class at UCLA. What might look easy, really isn't. These are great photos.
For some reason, those top chairs look like toilets that could give you a hug.
It helps to take a step back and get a view of the entire scene rather than focus on vignettes of tschotckies...