Ed Asmus Photography

The Central Plant

The auto graveyard

It's always nice to do my personnel work. Just a fun place to visit the graveyard of old cars, I will be back.

Central Plant I always like moving in close to shoot detail shots, just love the late afternoon color and how the light plays with shapes.Nacht & Lewis Architect & Skanska USA

This church was built in 1855 and Jackson construction was hired to do the renovation and bring this church back to life.... https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//st-josephs-cath/

"Portraits From Another World"

Otto Construction Project: Riverview Dorms CSUS, Sacramento, California, USA [ 389 more words ] https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//adding-people-t/

DesCore Buillders & Vitae Architecture [ 308 more words ] https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//here-is-a-quick/

This is the "Surma Tribe", off the beaten path three long days of driving on dirt roads to get there. The people were "Stunning". Please put this in your book to come see this show. Ed https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//a-look-into-eit/

Nacht & Lewis Architects I always like a one point perspective it's simple and both sides of the photo just pulls your eyes into the photo. I would have preferred to have all of the trays filled with food but because of Covid-19 the kitchen has remained closed, so we do the best we can with good clean composition. All of these shots we had a team of three people to help clean the space. [ 75 more words ] https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//sierra-college-/

A quick note from us

Manteca, California, USA DLR Group My plan was to set up at pre sunrise, turn on any interior and exterior lighting and shoot from a 12' ladder. The idea was good but when you got to the top of the ladder we got to see all the mechanical equipment on the roof, cancel that idea. I do like this shot and carefully placing the fence in the foreground eliminates the pavement. [ 95 more words ] https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//golden-west-sch/

All of my work involves pre production scouting, it ties down the scope of work, answers problems prior to the photo shoot and I get to decide what is best for each illustration. [ 127 more words ] https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//normandy-medica/

Dry Creek School, Antelope, California https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//dry-creek-schoo/

The Cable Residence, Carmichael, California, USA It's all about timing picking the right weather coordinating the lighting and delivering. Move in closer for a detail shot. Add a fire and capture the outdoor dining area. Need to shoot as view views you can get inside and outside at dusk, must move quickly. Always nice to capture the entry, had to run power cords & hide them to add lighting to lamp in the foreground. Shooting at dusk always allows for use the outside light as a contrasting colors. Ed Asmus Ed Asmus Photography www.edasmusphotography.com https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//19/cable-reside/

Shot with supplemental lighting, pick the angles, clean, accessorize and wait until the light values start dropping outside to show off the interiors, then I good to go. Shot with available light only, timing is everything, just wait for the outside light values to drop and then move on to the next shot. Shot with supplemental lighting and waiting until the light values change outside soe we can have some contrasting colors. [ 42 more words ] https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//private-residen/

Farm Credit West, Rocklin, California https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//farm-credit-wes/

I must say they were sitting in the hot spring pretty nice for a monkey and I had to do the same back at my hotel sitting in a hot spring bath house with it snowing, just like the monkeys do it

Leaving in the morning

Mogavero Architects, Sacramento, California, USA Pre production scouting was used to tie down the scope of work and bring in multiple clients to share in the costs. This was planned to shoot in early springtime before all of the trees had their foliage. I always try to start at pre sunrise to be able to capture the soft light, open shadows and bring a little of the exterior lighting to help set a colorful mood. [ 189 more words ] https://edasmusphotography.wordpress.com//barlett-commons/