Photography of Art
The main task is to keep high fidelity of the Artist's original vision in the produced photograph. In the slideshow below, examples of photography of sculptures are presented. Artists: Pauno Pohjolainen, Veikko Hirvimäki and Taru Mäntynen.
Keko, 2014
Pauno Pohjolainen
The photography of the Keko was ordered by Finnish National Gallery.
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Suomen valtio,Valtion taideteostoimikunnan kokoelma
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In examples below, documentation of art of Raimo Paavola and Aulis Jalkanen are presented shortly as well as art collection of Kari Naukkarinen. The purpose of the photography has been to produce print and electric media publications about art and people behind art collections.
Raimo Paavola
The lifework of Raimo Paavola was documented in connection with prepared publication and art exhibition in Keuruun museo.
Syksy II, 1977, Raimo Paavola
The control of color even illumination and color temperature are central factors in photography of paintings. The basic photography gear is usually sufficient for good results, with raw editing capabilities and software for geometry correction. Mobile gear has been proven to be essential in photography of collectors and artists art collections.
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For exhibition previewing and documentation 360-interior images give a great sense of immersion. The technique is standard method for creation of virtual exhibitions. Here is an example of simplistic virtual tour of Aulis Jalkanen exhibition at KellariKalleria 2022. People can be masked away if needed and guided tours with high resolution images can be made efficiently with commercial applications.