On location in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood with Baran Studios Architects!
Interiors Photographer Scott Hargis
Scott Hargis is a widely recognized interiors and architectural photographer based in the San Francisco Bay area.
He creates artistic photographs that communicate more than just basic information about a room or structure. His compositions reveal the intent of the designer, interpreting their work into a two-dimensional image that accurately conveys the feeling of being in the space itself.
Scott relies on traditional field techniques and attention to detail to create images that feel alive and authentic without excessive digital manipulation.
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Architectural Photographer Scott Hargis 
Are you shooting with film? That almost look like a Hasselblad.Nice finishes on that interior. Can’t wait to see your photo.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Sam
Is that a 2 1/4? Beautiful interior!!
Yep, that’s a Mamiya RB67. Fun!
What kind of lens? Shift or normal?
It also looks like you are using a lee filter holder…
Nice interior with classic furniture!
“normal” 50mm, with a filter holder. Should be interesting to see the results!