A Journey into a Marriott Tribute Portfolio Photography Shoot Nestled in the heart of Bavaria’s mountains, the Arabella Alpenhotel at Spitzingsee presented a unique challenge and opportunity as it transitioned into a Marriott Tribute Portfolio Hotel. Guided by Max Könekamp, the hotel’s knowledgeable marketing manager with a rich photographic background, I embarked on a journey to capture the essence of this hidden gem. This project rolled out alongside the Arabella Jagdhof project, both aiming for similar goals. Meanwhile, I’m still actively involved with the Jagdhof project, with our current focus on the hotel rooms. Behind the Lens: Capturing the Arabella Alpenhotel, a Marriott Tribute Portfolio Hotel As an approved photographer for the Marriott Tribute Portfolio Hotel brand, my task at the Arabella Alpenhotel was to capture new photos that reflected its transition into this esteemed collection. This assignment involved documenting the hotel’s unique Bavarian charm and character, now part of […]
Achieve New Heights in Hotel Marketing:
Integrating Aerial and Traditional Photography for a Cohesive Visual Narrative In the dynamic world of hospitality, differentiation is key. The advent of digital technology and social media has transformed how hotels present themselves. An emerging trend in this landscape is the seamless integration of traditional photography and aerial photography, creating a comprehensive visual journey for potential guests. Elevating Your Brand’s Story: Where Traditional Expertise Meets Aerial Innovation As an experienced hotel photographer with over 20 years in the field, 10 years flying a drone and being a certified drone pilot, I’ve seen firsthand the potential of harmoniously blending these two forms of photography. This isn’t about merely capturing high-elevation shots; it’s about crafting a visually consistent and compelling narrative of your hotel and its surroundings, extending beyond what the naked eye can see at ground level. An expertly composed aerial shot does more than offer a unique perspective. It emphasizes […]
Photographing among the richness of Chicago Architecture
As a photographer, there’s nothing more inspiring than capturing the essence of a building’s history through my lens. That’s why I was thrilled to photograph the Hyatt Centric The Loop Chicago at 100 W. Monroe Street during my recent visit to the Windy City. It is a shining example of Chicago Architecture. It will also be a good addition to my Hotel Portfolio of photographs. In the midst of 1920’s Chicago Heyday History This building has a rich history that dates back to 1927 when it was first built as the Continental and Commercial National Bank. It was designed by Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, one of the most prominent architectural firms in the city. This 22-story building was the tallest building in Chicago at the time of its completion and was known for its stunning art deco architecture. As I arrived at the Hyatt Centric, I couldn’t help but […]