We were briefed to create four camera point views and montage the proposed building into the selected photos for the custom boathouse project in Sorrento. As the site access was constrained, getting the photography and 3D point cloud survey right from the outset was critical.
The key to the photos is to have the right balance between having a sufficient surrounding environment and accurately representing how typical human eyesight would perceive the proposed development.
The 3D model of the proposed boathouse was accurately matched up to the environment utilising the 3D point cloud survey, and ultimately, by combining the photos with computer-generated visualisation of the boathouse design, we were able to create a realistic representation of the final product.
Our photomontages were meticulously crafted to demonstrate how the boathouse would blend seamlessly with the natural landscape and accurately portray its impact on the surrounding area. The result was a stunning visual representation highlighting the boathouse’s visual impact.
Furthermore, a variation of the photomontages was created to present how the boathouse would look without the proposed vegetation, and an outlined version was mounted on the existing photo. These variation images are essential for the visual impact evidence to comply with the VCAT practice note PNVCAT 2.
Later on, we experimented with how AI may perceive climate changes on the boathouse project in Sorrento, and here is a short animation of the artist impressions generated:
Client Feedback
“Having worked with several visual evidence experts over the years, I was keen for a change for a unique project and was recommended Eagle Vision. Working with Stan and the team has been a great experience from site inspection through to receiving the finished product. I would happily recommend them.
Stan [and the team] were excellent to work with. Clear communication was provided from commencement through each stage of work, allowing for outcomes to be well-managed and, importantly for this unique project, a level of collaboration availed.”
Ben McCann,
SMA Projects.
