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The large open spaces within the clubhouse and rows of windows, which provide a wonderful view of the surrounding golf course and grounds, allowed for making shots with available light, even on a cold and overcast February day, with a minimum need for reflectors and supplemental lighting. A private dining area was lit entirely by the lighting installed in the room. Only a white reflector was needed to cast some light onto the backs of the chairs nearest the camera to eliminate some shadows.
On a technical note, shooting an entire room area with a wide angle lens will distort perspectives, which must be corrected in post-processing unless you are photographing with a view camera or a tilt-shift lens.
I also shot a number pictures that captured many of the small but elegant details of the facilities to give the client several options for depicting each dining area.
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