Las Vegas Photography

TSB Commercial Photography specializes in photography of Architecture, Commercial & Residential Real Estate, Estates big and small, Landscapes, Travel Destinations, Corporate Photography, Location and more. This Includes but NOT limited to, Interiors and Interior Design Photography, Fine Living Photography, Lifestyle Photography, Photography of Restaurants, Hotels, Spas, Resorts, Cruise Ships and Hospitality. Industrial Photographer & Construction Photography, Based in Las Vegas, we service all states and cities including

Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Phoenix
Denver
Seattle
Portland
New Orleans
Miami
Orlando
Atlanta
North Carolina
Hawaii
Pacific Islands
Mexico

TSB Commercial Photo also does contract jobs for local and federal government. Military base access.

www.TSBcommercialPhoto has been invited to photograph the construction & partial completion of project by Straub Inc.  The construction project is in San Diego, CA. ( California ); Camp Pendleton to be exact.  Project consists of 7 new buildings, ( Maintenance, Mechanical etc…) and a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.  Buildings on Military Bases aren’t usually very exciting and certainly a stark difference from the ESTATES we’ve been shooting lately, but it should be an nice 2 day get-away none-the-less.

Based in the Entertainment Capital of the world, Las Vegas has incredible diversity in Restaurants, Food, Nightlife, Hotel Themes and utter Luxury.  As a Photographer, separating yourself from the competition and just sheer mass of Photographers, is quite a challenge.  In a world of “Everything Right-now”, it is still a slow climb to the top when making a name for yourself.  TSB Photography & TSB Commercial Photo is dedicated to taking the time to make that climb.  We don’t limit ourselves to just one genera of photography, rather we tackle everything that we’re GOOD AT.   TSB Commercial started as MLS Photos (www.MLSphotos.ORG) back in 2006.  Originally dedicated to photography of REAL ESTATE for sale.  We’ve come a long way since then, but still have a long way to go.  www.TSBcommercialPhoto.com ’s  GOAL is to add Elevated and Aerial Photography to our offered services.  We’re also hoping to become reputable in Destination Photography, Travel Photography and Virtual Tours to include Cruise Ships and international destinations around the world.

Recently completed a Job for Straub Construction Co. out of CA. The photography project was the completion of their work at Red Rock Conservation center in NV. Plenty of Landscape Photography to go along w/the construction.. The Architects of the project will purchase copies of the photos at a later date. An initial Survey of the Land & Project, concluded that the Photo-shoot would begin @ 5am. Yes it was a LONG DAY..

Two weeks ago I get a phone call from London, UK about photographing a 15 acre ESTATE owned by a Saudi Prince.  The job was so confidential that the size and location of the estate could not even be revealed to me until I was actually awarded the contract and signed a Confidentiality Agreement.

I had to agree that I would not post the photos anywhere online, and in fact, I wasn’t even authorized to e-Mail the photos to the Client once I was done editing the High Resolution, HDR, Images.  Rather, they had to be sent Fedex.  The Estate included six Guest and Servant Homes/Casitas/Bungalows, 4 swimming pools, indoor basketball court, Indoor Racquetball court, Movie Theater, and more.  The Master bathroom was utmost royalty and made of complete marble from top to bottom, and a golden toilet seat.  The only photos ever existing of this Luxury ESTATE, prior to me photographing it, were aerial shots/photos taken from satellite.  I took me 3 days to process/edit all the photos taken.

Landed a contract job w/ BHI Media, as their Las Vegas Real Estate, Architectural, Construction and Commercial Photographer. They are owned by the nations top 37 Home Builders. My 1st photography assignment was last week, when they sent me to Pahrump, NV. to shoot some Model Homes for Beazer. The shoot went well and the Drive was very scenic, but Pahrump itself didn’t seem to offer much. Well,,,, Other than the obvious of course, but NO I DID NOT.

TSB Commercial Photography is happy that we just landed a Architectural Photography contract at Greek Isles Hotel here in Las Vegas, Nevada.  NV.  The project will include  photography of the following, but not limited to, Pool & Whirlpool area, Hotel Suites, Fitness Center, Restaurant and other Interiors/Exteriors.

We are very excited to announce that we’ve been hired on to at least 2 advertising projects having to do with the new City Center of Las Vegas..

One of which is a Steel Architectural/Artistic company out of Las Vegas..  Keep an eye opened for the future post containing a few of the photos..

www.TSBcommercialPhoto.com

Head over to the University Of Michigan to get a great view of some really nice painting and photography exhibition.

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Read here how the Mamiya camera is turning heads all over the internet.

 Click here for a great article from the British Journal of Photography.

Mamiya and Phase One will introduce the latest fruits of their joint collaboration in the medium format market this year when they introduce a new camera.

The 645DF, which will be sold and branded separately under both maker’s marques, claims to set a new standard for high flash sync speeds – shooting up to 1/1600s.

They also announced a joint development agreement with German lens maker Schneider Kreuznach, which has resulted in a new set of leaf shutter lenses that will be introduced at the same time as the 645DF.

‘Our patent-pending flash sync breakthrough eases working with wide-open apertures and fill-in flash on location,’ says Jan Christiansen of Phase One. ‘We already offer the most flexible exposure times ranging from 1/4000s to one full hour,’ he claims, adding that the 645DF is the only 645 medium format camera that supports both focal plane and leaf shutters, ‘expanding photographers’ innovative possibilities by leveraging the two shutter technologies seamlessly… whether this involves ultra-fast flash sync speeds or extremely flexible exposure times.’