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How can you photograph interiors in a way that captures their character, atmosphere, and design quality?
Students in the interior design programPJAIT sought answers to this questionPJAIT specialized workshops on interior photography and design held at NoHo Studio in Warsaw. Under the guidance of Dr. Arkadiusz Wiedeński, participants worked in a professional space used for photo shoots, honing their skills in framing, working with light, and documenting tastefully designed interiors.
The workshops exemplify the practical approach to education in the interior design program atPJAIT, where design skills are developed through hands-on work in real-world settings and interaction with the professional industry community.
It is precisely these kinds of experiences that allow students to develop the skills necessary for their future careers as interior designers and to build their own portfolios while still in school.
“Interior design doesn’t end with creating a good concept. The ability to present it professionally is just as important. That’s why we want students to develop skills not only in design but also in documenting and presenting their projects while they’re still in school. The interior photography workshop provided an opportunity to gain experience in conditions similar to real-world professional practice and to build a personal portfolio, which today is one of the key elements in the development of a young designer.”
Aleksander Lesiewicz
Associate Dean of the Faculty of New Media Arts, Department of interior design
The workshop was very well received by the students and served as a valuable addition to the interior design curriculum.
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