Propaganda Studio was recently commissioned by Moshe Safdie from Safdie Architecture to photography the ungoing construction of their new project in Qinhuangdao, a futuristic housing projects located on the beach. Photographer Tim Franco spent a few days on site, here is some of the photograph from the project. The construction and landscaping will be finalized early 2016.
Propaganda Studio offers architecture & interior photography around China and greater Asia.
Stufish Entertainment Architects has completed the design for the bespoke 1,183 seat Dai Show Theatre in Xishuangbanna, China, for the country’s largest property developer, the Dalian Wanda Group. The theatre will host a permanent 75-minute acrobatic water spectacle created by show producers Dragone.
Stufish has also designed the entire stage and set for the show, becoming the first practice ever to deliver all architectural and show elements for a theatre. Designing the entire project allowed Stufish to present a holistic architectural language throughout, from the canopy-inspired roof to purpose-built stage elements.
Propaganda Studio photographer Tim Franco was in Xishuanbanna to document the incredible theater just before the opening. Propaganda Studio provides China based Architecture Photographer for commercial and editorial assignments.
Propaganda Studio was assigned by Henkel Asia Pacific with Agency Adsmith to photograph their South Korean Sites. Since 2014, Propaganda Studio represent photographer based in Seoul South Korea. Tim Franco and his team made a series of corporate photographs to create a new database of stock images for Henkel in South Korea. Here are some of those images
Propaganda Studio is representing photographers and videographers in Seoul South Korea available for all kind of corporate & editorial assignments.
The Propaganda Studio team was assigned by Betak in South Korea to cover a Dior Exhibition in the new Zaha Hadid building in downtown Seoul. With a photographer team now based in Seoul, we deployed 2 photographers and one videographer to cover the Luxury event.
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.
