Photoshop…
…is the photographers best friend, and thus the customer’s very good friend. When it comes to image manipulation, things often fly or are impossible to construct in real. It is much fun to do and often results in some very spectacular pictures.
Good image editing is often unnoticed.
Tight deadlines, delayed productions, and transport issues can be challenging. In these situations, digital image editing can save both time and money.
By investing a bit more in photography and editing, you can save countless hours and costs. What seems impossible I handle in Photoshop. Miracles just take a little longer.

Design company Menu…
… was a design company that regularly launched new products and updated existing ones. The challenge for Menu was that, often, there were no perfect products or prototypes available. However, tight production schedules required imagery before final photo samples could be obtained.
The solution? I photographed the best-looking prototypes or products and then enhanced and adjusted them in Photoshop. The example above shows two pepper grinders in incorrect colors and insufficient quantities, but a group shot of several grinders in four new colors was needed. Photoshop made it possible.


Kitchen company Rotpunkt…
… wanted their show kitchens photographed to look more like a home. While the kitchens were stunning, certain details made them feel less lived-in.
The solution was to capture the kitchen from its best angle, then digitally remove the hole in the wall to the left, clear the screen and table in the background, and eliminate the radiator and ceiling lamp.

Unidrain…
… a maker of high-end bathroom accessories, needed a cover image for an architectural sample book showcasing two of their flagship products in a way that reflected their premium quality and intended purpose.
Water was the natural choice for the concept. After experimenting with a watering can and blocks in water tanks to achieve the perfect spray, the ideal shot was captured, delivering the desired effect.