Coming soon Home for sale

Dvali Photography LLC has conducted a few Matterport 3D Virtual tours of Homes for Sale in Charlottesville Virginia this month that we want to share with you. This one is coming on the market soon!

Matterport 3D Virtual tours

Dvali Photography LLC has conducted a few Matterport 3D Virtual tours of Homes for Sale in Charlottesville Virginia this month that we want to share with you.

Charlottesville Virginia Businesses

Realistic, interactive 3D and VR experiences in 4K quality for Businesses

We want to create the Realistic, interactive 3D and VR experiences in 4K quality for local business owners. They will get this code to insert into their website. Allowing the viewer to step inside their business and look around.

We also submit the 3D to Google Street View. What does this mean? Now some looking at Google Street View can walk from the street right into your interactive 3D.

Charlottesville Virginia. www.My3d.us

A 3D Visual Open House

Bremo Bluff Virginia, Interactive 3D Tour

Last weekend we did a photo shoot in Bremo Bluff Virginia. It was a nice day in Virginia and the interior creation of the 3D went fast. 

3D and VR experiences in 4K quality

We provide realistic, interactive 3D and VR experiences in 4K quality for Realtors. That can be submitted to the MLS as a 3D Virtual Tour and it can be embedded in their personal web sites. This allows the viewer to step inside the property and walk around. View every inch of the interior that we scan. We can also shoot 360 imagery for the exterior of the property. Starting at $250 and up depending on the size of the property.  www.My3D.us

How much does it cost?
$250 – Up to 2,000 square feet.
$300 – 2,000 to 3,000 square feet.
$350 – 3,000 to 4,000 square feet.
$400 – 4,000 to 5,000 square feet.
$450 – 5,000 to 6,000 square feet.

Please take a look, "Like" if you like. And please share. As we create more interactive 3D tours, I will post them here. https://www.facebook.com/My3DTour/

Underwater Pictures for Sale

In 2005 I decided to explore the underwater scene. This collection of underwater pictures is about life below sea level. The corals, sponges, fish, all and anything I could see. I hope you enjoy my underwater picture collection, you buy my pictures, and you tell your friends about the great pictures.   

http://www.underwaterpicturesforsale.com

In 2005 I decided to explore the underwater scene. This collection of underwater pictures is about life below sea level. The corals, sponges, fish, all and anything I could see. I hope you enjoy my underwater picture collection, you buy my pictures, and you tell your friends about the great pictures.   

I am a  SCUBA diver and love to capture time through the lens of a camera. A time in life, that will never be the same again. As a diver I have found a new world to capture. And I would like to share with you, some scenes captured from this underwater world. At depths between 10 and 108 feet below sea level.

Some of my images may look like plants, because they do not have fins nor swim around. These corals that come in many shapes, colors and sizes are part of the Animal Kingdom below sea level, They reproduce, they live and they die. And when certain species die, they contribute to the growth of the reef. Most fish turn tail and run upon my arrival into their space. Only a few will stay around for that perfect shot. And the sharks, well let’s just say they are not camera shy.

When diving, I will take my camera with me. I do not use a flash or any other artificial light when taking my day time pictures. These pictures are taken under natural light. But I do make an adjustment for the white balance using a white board as I change my depth.

http://www.underwaterpicturesforsale.com

CoCo View Resort Diving 2012

My trip to Roatan, Honduras began in the early morning of Feb.18, 2012. The Charlottesville Virginia group met at CHO airport, checked in the bags and headed through security. And that was when I noticed something was missing.

These trips to CoCo View Resort  have three goals I try to achieve. Some rest and relaxation. SCUBA diving with my friends. And last but not least, taking great underwater pictures. If not great underwater pictures, then I settle for good underwater pictures. Witch brings me back to what I noticed was missing after I passed through security. My camera!


At 5:15 in the morning I am having a hard time figuring out where I left the camera. I know it was packed in the travel bag. I am sure I took it down stairs to the kitchen. But I can not recall putting it in the car with the rest of my bags. So I called home to see if I left it there. My wife could not find it. I then called my son who dropped me off at the airport. He pull the vehicle over and started looking for the camera bag. And there it was on the floor in the back seat.

Now the stress begins. Can the camera get from Pantop to the CHO airport before I have to board the plane? If not, how am I going to take pictures while on vacation?

I walk over to security and the line is really backed up. How am I going to get the camera if it does arrive on time? I got the attention of one of the security officers and explained that I have a camera being delivered. And asked how I can get it through security? He said no problem, let him know when it gets here and he will bring it through. That was good news.

Buy now the plane has been boarded by all the passengers, all the bags are loaded and I am the only one in the lobby. I asked the attendant how much longer before the last call? She said we will announce it. Then she picks up the mike and says "This is the last call for the flight to Atlanta". I got on the phone to see how close to the airport was my son with the camera. He said he was headed in the lobby now. I told the attendant I will be right back and quickly headed to security. Got the security guards attention, and he put the camera through the security screening for me.

Wow, what a morning that was. We arrived in Roatan that afternoon, had a quick lunch at the CoCo View Resort then headed out to sea. No time wasted when it comes to diving with our group. As they say at CoCo View "Dive-Eat-Dive" But in reality it goes more like this. Wake up... "Eat, dive, dive, eat, nap, dive, dive, eat, and sleep." and on the last day being a Friday with a late flight out on Sat. the dive day is altered just a little bit. "Eat, dive, dive, eat, nap, dive, eat, and sleep." Note that was altered by one dive. We do not want to get the bends on the flight home. That would surely ruin the great week of "Rest and Relaxation."

My pictures will be posted on UnderwaterPicturesForSale.com