Peter Mukherjee Photography

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Peter Mukherjee Photography

Bathrooms

From large to small bathrooms, Shower rooms and Cloakrooms, from Farmhouse, to Contemporary houses or apartments, to Yachts... a collection of different views and treatments.
The size and shape of bathrooms can be challenging to photograph while seeking a wide angle view without distortion - a square-on view often works best.
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A portrait view of this walk in shower from a luxury penthouse apartment accentuates its size
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It was important to include the natural green elements, including exposing nicely the outside views, to add the colour to this all-white bathroom
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This long bathroom in a luxury apartment tower in London was challenging to photograph without distortion. The back-lit onyx mirror surround had to be correctly exposed too to show its detail.
Bathrooms
With the lights on, this cloakroom would have been overpowered by the downlights and wall lighting. Very subtle lighting technique and exposure was required to expose the shadowy area below the sink, and to reveal the detail.
Bathrooms
In bright settings, creating a high-key image can work well provided one can still see the detail in the brightest areas such as the windows (and blinds detail) in this image.
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compact bathrooms and mirror surfaces can be challenging but can also provide opportunities to create an image that works - such as in this guest bathroom aboard a luxury yacht (Monaco).
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Dark walls with white bath and basin-ware can prove challenging to expose correctly. It is also important to ensure that there are no unsightly dark-areas in this sort of setting.
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This unusual guest cloakroom with its bizarre mirror was taken close up with a wide angle lens to enable the shape of the basin to complement the bottom curve of the mirror
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This compact guest bathroom in a luxury home was taken with a wide angle lens to include the foreground decorative elements that the interior designer particularly wanted to include.
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We were required to especially convey the tile architecture including the design of the plinth around the bath in this image
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A natural stone lined bathroom with white units in a luxury new home
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We love photographing unusual bathroom architecture such as this corner bath setting...
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Set in the attic of a large country house, this bathroom is lined with natural stone tiles
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The centre of focus for this image was the large oval bath tub, which has been photographed at a higher viewpoint
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The objective in photographing this recessed bath area was to include the rainbow effect of the tiling
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Exposing all of the areas of this bathroom setting was important but challenging, given the dark brown tiles and contrasting white towels and basin (and wall lights).
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The interior design elements (dressing) were the priorities for this image of a bathroom in a new home
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A lower than normal elevation was required to compose all of the elements in this image.
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A square-on shot was appropriate for this image to best capture the symmetry of this country house bathroom.
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A portrait view of this floor-to-ceiling shelving in a large bathroom of a luxury new home that has been dressed by an interior designer
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A wide angle view of a compact guest bathroom in a luxury new home.
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The brief for this shot was to capture the subtle colour contrast of the tiling as well as the ceiling architecture
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What made this bathroom design so different was the shape of the windows - which became the central part of the composition - and capturing the reflections
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