News About Photography

Whilst this year’s photoshoot season has undoubtedly been affected by the obvious impact of the Coronavirus, one of the advantages of trying to capture the design and influence of an orangery is that it can achieved, in the main, from outside. That said, we always try to mix up photography of both the exterior and interior, where possible, of an orangery to give our prospective customers a real feel for what they can expect from a David Salisbury extension. Where photography will usually achieve this, video has so much more impact.

As we all know, this has been no ordinary year and the impact on every facet of our lives has been hugely significant. As Lockdown restrictions continue to be eased, we’re still working with safety as our principal concern, something we wrote about in detail in last week’s Blog. Whilst our manufacturing operations have been scarcely interrupted, it has meant our traditional orangery and garden room photoshoot ‘season’ will be starting a little later this Summer.

In this third and final piece, from our recent series of articles reviewing our best orangery and garden room photography over the years, we come to the period 2016 – 2020. It has been both inspiring and rewarding going back through some of our archives to see how design tastes and trends have changed and evolved over time.

Following the fun we had putting together last week’s Blog, looking back at some of our favourite orangery and conservatory photography between the years 2000 and 2009, we couldn’t wait to do it all again – especially with all the positive feedback that we received via our social media channels. 

One of the many outcomes of the present Lockdown restrictions, as we have discussed in some of our recent Blogs, has been the opportunity to spend more time indulging in our hobbies and passions. From gardening to DIY, we have been searching for ideas and inspiration to improve our homes and gardens. To respond to this trend, we have been sharing some of our best photography, from our top 10 orangery projects of the past year to our most popular paint colours for garden rooms.