Collection Photography
Aesthetically and technically refined imaging of individual artifacts or products for presentation or archival purposes.Background, lighting and composition are all areas of consideration for exhibiting your objects most effectively.
Paul
Revere Creamer
Silver
Creamer in the art collection of The Huntington, with a
remarkable quality of luminance. From the collection of The
Huntington. 
Paul
Revere Creamer
Capturing
the name impression is historically essential on this piece,
which dates back to the American Revolution. From the
collection of The Huntington. 
Paul
Revere Creamer
High-resolution
photography reveals the subtle details engraved on the
vessel. Diffuse lighting avoids harsh highlights. From the
collection of The Huntington. 
Lidded
Jar
A
work by American ceramic artist Harrison McIntosh. Diffuse
lighting reveals form yet avoids harsh highlights. From the
collection of The Huntington. 
Magic
Lantern Slide
This
antique image plate is backlit to hint at the projected
quality of the colorful illustrations. From the collection
of The Animal Museum. 
Magic
Lantern Slide
"The
Dogs and Monks of St Bernard" single image seen in a
close-up that reveals its full projected quality. From the
collection of The Animal Museum. 
The
Huntington - French Provincial Furnishings
High
dynamic range imaging used for even illumination. 
The
Huntington - Bronze Sculptures
High
dynamic range imaging used for even illumination.
The
Huntington - Exhibition of Photography
Ambient
illumination; polarization used to remove reflections from
glass covered framed art.
Clay
Bird
Artist
Rafael Perea creates organic sculptural
representations of birds, here lit to reveal form. Artist
collection.
Stereo
Card
An
example of early immersive viewing. Collection photography
can express an aesthetic aspect and context. From the
collection of The Animal Museum.
Antique
Chinese Dolls
Made
from paper, cardboard and thin wire. Collection photography
is essential for documenting artifacts. Private collection.