Miami shoots
Miami interiors often have walls of glass and bright water or skyline views, which means very large differences between the room and the window. Brackets matter here. White interiors and pale stone floors also pick up color from the sky and the water, so color casts are a regular fix.
Exteriors of condo towers and hotels are tall and often shot from close by, which makes vertical correction and proportion checks part of almost every set.
How it works for Miami photographers
- You upload a few frames or brackets from the shoot and describe the look you deliver.
- We edit one or two test images and send a written quote with the turnaround.
- You approve the test, then we edit the set to the same settings.
- You get finished files named and sized the way your client needs them.
All work is remote: uploads through a shared folder, email, and calls booked in Eastern time. We have no office in Miami; we only edit images you have already shot.
What you can order
Vertical correction
Straight walls and columns without losing the frame.
Window pulls and blending
Rooms and views balanced from brackets or flash frames.
Color and cleanup
Mixed light corrected and small distractions removed.
Batch consistency
One look across a whole shoot or a whole portfolio.
Questions
What time zone do you use for Miami?
We book calls in Eastern time. Uploads and delivery happen through a shared folder.
Can you keep bright water views without blowing them out?
Yes, from brackets. Single frames hold less detail in the brightest areas.
Ask for a quote
The price depends on how many images, how many brackets each one has and how much retouching it needs, so every set gets its own written quote.