Never Seen Until Now
Posted on 04. Nov, 2008 by Jay OHare in Photography, Real Estate
I had the privilege of photographing the recently completed “model” unit at Trailhead Lodge. I found the attention to detail and quality of construction to be top notch. The unit felt very “solid.” From the cabinets to the doors, floors & walls it felt deep and well put togther. Good stuff ahead.
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Kitchen
Living Area
Kitchen
Living Area
Bedroom
Stone Detail
Island Counter Detail
Vanity Detail
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Jay O’Hare is the founder and principal of Altera Performance Group, a marketing and technology company in Steamboat Springs, CO. Jay has fifteen years of experience in the internet world beginning with a tiny start up ISP before consulting for some of the largest companies in the world, including HP, OnStar, FedEx and Service Master. Currently, Jay focuses on helping businesses improve through innovative marketing that adds value to both the company and client relationships.
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These photographs are so rich and experiential. I get a real sense of what it would be like to be inside the Trailhead Lodge. What’s your secret to bringing these static images to life?
I agree with Brian; fabulous photos. I really think you should teach a photog class at CMU.