The Propaganda Studio team was assigned to shoot two new hotels during the summer. One of them was a Pullman Luxury resort located in the Water village of Zhouzhuang. Here are some of the photos
Tim Franco & the Propaganda Studio team are available for Hotel Photography in Asia ( China, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia ).
The Propaganda Studio team was recently assigned to create new photographs for the Pullman Zhuhai in South China. The goal was to create story telling images in a creative approach. China based Photographers Raphael Olivier & Tim Franco shot this assignments for 4 days.
Propaganda Studio photographers are now based in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore & Seoul for Lifestyle & Hotel Photography assignment - please contact us at info@propagandastudio.asia
Last month, Propaganda Studio was assigned to shoot the InterContinental 1000 Island Lake Resort near Hangzhou, China. The hotel already had many descriptive shots of their property and surrounding landscapes, but was lacking a nice set of atmospheric, lifestyle story-telling images. Our team was chosen to capture key moments and moods of a stay at the resort, to convey into a visual narrative the emotions of this peaceful and luxurious experience.
Propaganda Studio photographers are available for hotel & resort assignments all around China and Asia, specializing in atmospheric lifestyle documentary for luxury brands.
Propaganda Studio was recently assigned for the Architecture Commercial shoot of the latest addition to the Tiandi Complex in China. A mixed used giant project inside the Hongqiao Hub directly connected to the Hongqiao train station & airport. The project includes hotel, shopping malls, offices and an exhibition & performance center. Most of the project has been designed by P&T group and Thomas Konczynski . Tim Franco was the photographer assigned on this project
Propaganda Studio is available throughout all asia for commercial architecture assignments.
Being a commercial photographer in China often means having to find creative solutions in very challenging environments. A recent example of that just happened last week when our team of photographers arrived on site to shoot a Mercure Hotel in Wuhan, only to find that the hotel was still under construction. In that case, "pre-opening" was to be understood as "total chaos". The client was desperate and completely relying on us to find some kind of magic way to make the place look clean, comfortable and attractive. With a bit of experience in this kind of situations, we now know how to use natural lighting tricks and selective framing techniques in the best way to make things look the way they should. Creating atmospheric, story-telling images in all circumstances has now become our daily routine. Here are a few outtakes from our latest photo shoot for Accor Group in China.
