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Robert R Gigliotti is a Professional Photographer that is an expert on working with a variety of conditions not only under natural lighting, but interior shots that demand controlled professional lighting. The spacial relationship between physical materials, people, light and movement in your unique vision is what Robert R Gigliotti will bring into focus. His professional perspective and eye for detail will cast a refreshing view of your creations.
Below you will find Robert R Gigliotti's professional architecture, real estate, and private assignment photography. To view other commercial examples please visit the Commercial Photography sections of the site or Professional Landscape Architecture section of the site.For more information please contact Robert R Gigliotti at 312.738.0104 or robert(at)hqprints.net (((Don't forget to replace the "(at)" with "@" )))
Recent Clients
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Illinois Institute of Technology , Chicago, IL
Illinois Institute of Technology , Chicago IL
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Shoot the campus' architectural highlights that include works from Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Rem Koolhaas and Helmut Jahn for use in campus newspapers and foundation member drives.
Draper & Kramer, Chicago IL
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As the opening management company of the rehabbed Fulton markets, now University Commons, Draper & Kramer requested archival photos as well as oversized prints to adorn local offices.
Christy Webber Landscapes, Chicago IL
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Chrisy Webber Landscapes built a fully green and environmental friendly office on the west side of Chicago. After construction was complete there was local and national interest in the design, look and green functions of the building from the interior to the exterior. As well, they requested time lapse shots during the installation of the flagship wind turbine that is a visual guide to their commitment to renewable energy sources as well as a focal point of the office grounds.
Daniel Weinbach & Partners, Chicago IL
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Daniel Weinbach & Partners have many of their Landscape designs cleanly integrated throughout the city of Chicago. Both Architecture and Landscape Architecture play separate roles in provoking the emotions of the people that use the spaces. At times the outdoors is brought inside and while other times the interior is brought outdoors. Daniel Weinbach & Partners not only needed shots focused on their designs, but wider shots of how their designs interact with the surrounding architectural elements.
Private Clients 1
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A Frank Gehery enthusiast that had never been to Boston requested the exploration of shadows, converging lines, reflections and details to be captured in both black & white and color to adorn his offices and home.
Private Clients 2
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After their real estate agent came in and took a few quick snap shots of their loft condo, the residents & designers knew they didn't have the eye to capture the unique space and more than 80k in upgrades from the developer. They called on Robert R Gigliotti to shoot the loft with a panoramic lens and he was able to capture the magnitude of their design and the details of their work.
Private Clients 3
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With offices residing in the capitol building of Madison Wisconsin, the Badger state, an employee of the state wanted to capture what It was like to walk the halls of the building, but more specifically, the details were to be a focus. As well an exterior shot "from the perspective of the people" was requested.
Private Clients 4
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A fan of the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, this client wanted a stunning shot of the interior of the Rookery Building that was re-designed by Wright himself in 1905.
Private Clients 5
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Offices in the Sears tower, this client wanted shots to adorn office walls at 40"×60". The typical skyline shots were not something of interest to the client. "Get a shot that's unlike those we've seen all over the net". With a request like this, extra time was needed to find that perfect conditions for the shot. Weather was a key factor and the timing had to be just right. These shots are not "photoshopped".
Private Clients 6
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Finding an "artty shot" black & white of an office building near Tower Bridge in London (below) was the clients request. The enlarged prints hang in their offices.
Private Clients 7
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Looking for an unusual view of high-rise architecture is always a challenge. This was another request for enlarged office art work. Negotiation with the city and surroundings with out a helicopter was required for this client.
Personal Spacial study 1
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Finding great spaces to photograph is a past time of Robert R Gigliotti's. This courtyard resides on the southwest end of The Art Institute of Chicago and is just outside the window of an amazing white spiral stair case as you exit the modern wing and down the stairs (as of 2008 pictured below). This represents core elements of the architecture we see all around Chicago in its present and past. We can see mixed styles and echoes of the buildings from the Worlds Fair, and surrounding buildings that are on Michigan Avenue. Also we see the pilers found in public spaces near the river and all over Chicago on the right. A mix of a modern windows and brick showing off the reflection of the past. To the right the flower pots often found in Sullivan's and Wright's work and in the surrounding neighborhoods of Chicago. The light dusting of snow and the winter trees casting shadows on the building and grounds truly gives an idea of what it is like to be a Chicagoan.
