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Wilk Design Workshop

Earlier this month we had the pleasure of teaming up with Wilk Design Workshop to produce a set of photographs of their latest designs. This home located in Kirkland, WA, has a wonderful minimalist contemporary style. Check out a selection of photos from the shoot below! 

© Alex Crook, Seattle, Washington, architecture, architectural, photographer, interior, design, exterior, commercial, home, photography, services, restaurant, venue, property, real estate, california
© Alex Crook, Seattle, Washington, architecture, architectural, photographer, interior, design, exterior, commercial, home, photography, services, restaurant, venue, property, real estate, california
© Alex Crook, Seattle, Washington, architecture, architectural, photographer, interior, design, exterior, commercial, home, photography, services, restaurant, venue, property, real estate, california
© Alex Crook, Seattle, Washington, architecture, architectural, photographer, interior, design, exterior, commercial, home, photography, services, restaurant, venue, property, real estate, california
© Alex Crook, Seattle, Washington, architecture, architectural, photographer, interior, design, exterior, commercial, home, photography, services, restaurant, venue, property, real estate, california

If you are interested in seeing more photos of this project, please take a look at this project on Houzz.com.

Dim Sum at Joyale Seafood, International District, Seattle

A few weeks ago we got an assignment to photograph a dim sum table scene. The task was easy enough: our client needed a top-down photo of a selection of Chinese dumplings. We headed over to Joyale Seafood (Google Maps) for the shoot. The restaurant staff was easy to work with and very accommodating. We cleared a large round table and set up our gear in a quiet section of the restaurant.

 
Who says you can't put a tripod on a table? Here's a look at our setup for the dim sum shoot. 

Who says you can't put a tripod on a table? Here's a look at our setup for the dim sum shoot. 

 

The kitchen steamed up some fresh har gow (shrimp dumplings), siu mai (pork-shrimp dumplings), barbecue pork buns, Chinese broccoli, egg tarts, sticky rice wrapped with lotus leaf, and a pot of hot tea. This is the result: 

 
 

All in all, we were very happy with how the photos turned out and it looked even better in print: 

 
Seattle magazine, February 2017

Seattle magazine, February 2017