Foto friendly hotel rooms

[astrolopitec]

Most hotel rooms are cluttered with often fixed furniture which is a bummer for "serious" photography.

Any suggestions of hotels with  less cluttered rooms with a free wall for clean background?

 

 

 

[ken68m]

Guess you didn't get any feedback on this.  I am also curious and guess I will have to do some research before heading out again in August.

 

I seem to remember reading some comments on room sizes and certain hotels that were good for photography on the photographing thai girls thread, at least I think that was the name of the thread.

[MrLek]

Shinzon posted a most excellent thread.

 

http://www.pattaya-addicts.com/forum/topic/175243-shinzons-hotel-reviews-from-a-tg-photography-perspective/?hl=%2Bphotography+%2Bhotel

[plahgat]

My biggest problem to take pictures in rooms is the darkness, usually only a few tiny spotlights at night!

I prefer nonflash pictures, but not enough light in hotelrooms makes them grainy and unsharp!

 

Plahgat

[Encora]

My biggest problem to take pictures in rooms is the darkness, usually only a few tiny spotlights at night!

I prefer nonflash pictures, but not enough light in hotelrooms makes them grainy and unsharp!

 

Plahgat

A few options

1 L.t the girl, and take the pictures in the morning

 

2. Go to a "Home Pro or Home works store and buy a small floodlight, not expensive, that you can bounce off a wall and ceiling.

 

3

Use a tripod

 

Use a fast lens and a camera that can handle high ISO...

[tanloveyou]

Timing is important for shooting at hotel room.....how about outdoor shooting....

Pattaya have many nice place for outdoor shooting.....(silver lake,floating market...etc)