Architectural Photography

Architectural photography is an intentional and exacting craft. It’s not an upgraded version of real estate photography, which is made for speed and broad appeal, produced from a fixed checklist to help sell a property quickly. As an experienced architectural photographer, I translate design intent, material choices, and spatial experience into photos that will stand out in a glossy magazine, your firm’s website or social media. I focus on how the building sits in its environment, how people would move through it and how details and materials come together. I know you will rely on these photos for award submissions, press features, proposals, and long-term marketing. This level of work requires experience with scale, an eye for subtlety, and a disciplined post-production process that preserves accuracy. That means accurate perspective, thoughtful use of natural and artificial lights, and an understanding of how buildings are meant to be experienced, not just how they can be made to look bright and spacious. The images you commission will shape how your firm is perceived and how clearly your design and construction decisions are understood.

For architectural photo shoots, I emphasize composition to reveal the craftsmanship, balance, and atmosphere of each space, instead of simply documenting it. I work deliberately with natural and multiple off-camera lights to bring out texture and depth, craft images that feel editorial yet truthful, and present spaces in a way that supports your firm’s brand. As an experienced photographer, I can translate light, space and intention into marketing images that speak for your work.