Room. With virtual reality images, it’s like you’re there
He learned his way around a camera while majoring in religion and philosophy at Montclair State University in New Jersey. For 25 years, he’s been a photographer, with a 15-year-old business called Northern Light, preferring to shoot nature over people. He is a self-taught computer technology technician at the Poughkeepsie town hall – his day job.
Site presents challenges One of Fink’s virtual reality clients, Onteora Mountain House in Boiceville, is a rustic wedding destination. “We have an unusual property here that has always been very hard to photograph because of the views that we have. They sort of wrap around because we are on the side of a mountain,” mountain house owner Bob McBroom said. The resort’s Web site includes three panoramas, of the great room, wedding deck and north deck. “We want to do one during a wedding, so you’ll get the point of view that you are in the middle of the dance floor,” McBroom said.
