Tony Frantz

17/03/2026

Here’s some kitchen design inspiration for you.

The combination of stone and wood was earthly and beautiful.
This space was photographed awhile back for .

17/03/2026

This one is SOLD by the Gold but STILL was fun to shoot this video with Beth. She's a natural on camera and that green coat rocks.
Happy St. Pattys Day! 🍀

03/03/2026

18/02/2026

People think clients are paying for gear.

They’re not.

Not the wide lens.
Not the presets.
Not HDR.

They’re paying for your eye.

Where you stand.
What you leave out.
How you use the light.

Shot for

26/01/2026

Spaces designed to be lived in.

Shot for Eddie Jemison • Star Homes • Century 21

15/01/2026

This one was so beautiful. 🤩

A bedroom that feels calm the second you walk in. ☁️

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12/01/2026

Beautiful lines from the island all the way out.

07/01/2026

Walking in and seeing the light hit was everything.

Recent shoot for Timberline Luxury Homes.

05/01/2026

A strong start to the year.

This kitchen by Shelly Fidler of 'Defined by Design' was bright and incredibly charming. Shooting this project was so much fun. More to come.

Tony Frantz is a Mid-west based commercial and architectural photographer. He is a world wide traveler and web developer.

02/12/2025

We will never get over this one. It’s cozy, moody, and still has that sharp modern edge. The wood ceiling, the stone fireplace, the views—every part of this room came together exactly how we pictured it.

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10/10/2025

Will AI Replace Photographers?
That’s the question everyone’s asking — but here’s the truth:

AI won’t replace you.
But it will expose photographers who refuse to adapt.

→ The ones who learn how to use AI for editing, marketing, and client work?
They’re going to move faster, book more, and burn out less.

The camera didn’t kill painting.
Photoshop didn’t kill photographers.
And AI won’t kill creativity — it just makes it more powerful.

Smart photographers will use this moment as an advantage, not a threat.

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Save this if you’ve been debating AI.
Tag a photographer who needs to hear this.
Share to your story if you’re learning how to evolve with the times.

07/10/2025

Your edit doesn’t have to take all night anymore.

Most photographers fear AI will take over. But truthfully? It’s taking over the worst parts of our workflow.

Photoshop’s AI removes distractions with a single click.
Lightroom’s new masking tools select the sky or subject instantly.
And Luminar? It gets you 90% of the way there.

AI won’t make you more creative. But it’ll give you your time back — and for a lot of us, that’s the real win.

If you’re spending more time editing than shooting… it’s time to rethink the workflow.

Follow .space — because your brand and your business deserve better than burnout.