ABSTRACT
Problem interiors are those that deviate from the typical, average interior used to illustrate ‘Technique in practice’, Chapter 6. This deviation can be of size, structure or lighting. Difficulties can also arise with interiors that have no electricity or no furnishings. Those full of reflective surfaces require certain necessary precautions to be taken, to prevent unsightly flash reflections from appearing in the image. Various solutions to these problems are outlined to assist you in the day-to-day practice of this type of work.
