Architectural Photography

Architectural photography is the art of capturing buildings, structures, and interior spaces in a way that is aesthetically pleasing and accurate to the design. It's about highlighting the beauty and detail of architectural work, from grand exteriors to intricate interiors.

Quality architectural photos not only showcase your project in its best light but also tell the story of your design. They can significantly enhance your portfolio, attract potential clients, and elevate your professional presence in the industry.

The "golden hour," just after sunrise or before sunset, offers soft, diffused light that beautifully highlights structures. However, the best time can vary depending on the building’s orientation and the effect you're aiming for.

Yes, I specialize in capturing both the exterior facade and the interior details of buildings, providing a comprehensive view of architectural projects. Each aspect requires a different approach to lighting and composition to truly showcase the design.

Architectural photography often requires flexibility. I monitor weather conditions closely and adjust shoot times accordingly. Sometimes, challenging weather can add a dramatic effect to architectural photos, turning potential drawbacks into unique features.

I use professional-grade cameras, wide-angle lenses, and sometimes drones for aerial shots, along with various lighting tools to ensure the architectural features are captured with clarity and precision.

Absolutely! Including people can add scale, context, and life to architectural photos, making the space feel more relatable and vibrant. This approach can be discussed and tailored to fit the project's goals.

By focusing on composition, lighting, and angles that emphasize the unique aspects of the architecture, from structural lines to material details and the interplay with its surroundings.

Post-processing can include adjustments to lighting, color correction, perspective correction to ensure straight lines, and sometimes blending multiple exposures for the perfect shot. The goal is always to produce a natural and impactful representation of the architecture.

Turnaround times can vary depending on the project's scale and specific requirements, but typically, you can expect to receive your edited images within 2-4 weeks after the shoot.