About the owner

Larry Krupa

After 35 years in corporate America in a wide variety of client facing roles, I decided to retire early and turn my energies to lifelong interests and passions, adventure travel and photography.  While looking for ways to expand my photographic expertise and gain more experience, the world of real estate photography opened up to me when trying to sell a mountain house in North Georgia.  Unsatisfied with the photographs used in the real estate listing, I decided to take photos of my house and property and provided them to my listing agent, who commented, “Wow, I need to hire you to do all my listing photos”.

At the time I didn’t know the first thing about real estate photography technique, I just used my experience and intuition (I cringe now looking at my mistakes in those photos!).  That experience led me to research RE photography, and I found it to be a fascinating, challenging, and very technical genre.  In short, I was hooked, and now I am a student of the art and science of photographing homes and presenting them in a way that the viewer senses the feel of the home, and not just the way it looks.

Every form of art has its “Masters”, and there are some in the RE photography field.  While I am a far, far way from being in that select group, they motivate me to become the best photographer I can be.

Thank you for your interest in my work!