Architectural Photography articles
General thoughts, opinions, observations and insider tips
My focus is to help architectural firms and interior designers look into the impact of the photography they use for their business and projects. The importance of visual content continues to grow and you’re here because it’s time to set your firm up for success. You might not be ready to work with a professional architectural photographer yet and that’s okay. I’m trying to do my best to share why it makes good business sense for you to consider working with a professional, specialized architecture photographer and the importance of images of your built projects. My #1 goal is to help you become a more successful company and be your go-to local architectural photographer.
Extracting the most value out of architectural projects
There is no denying that visual content is more important than ever before. The photos taken of complete projects are so versatile due to the
Ideas for Architects to find greater value in Architectural Photography
Architectural photography is an investment and I want architects to get the greatest value out of it for their business. A photo today has a
BEFORE AND AFTER SERIES
Get a look into how great or how little my final architectural images are modified and transformed. With a desire to create a natural, authentic portrayal of the architecture, I think you know which way I’m leaning.
This is a peak behind the curtain of my process as each post also brings a bit of narrative to the shoot or personal study. I love to be as transparent as possible in everything I do and create.
Remove Distractions from Architecture Photos
Editing Architectural Photography Series: Before and After Remove Distractions in Architecture Photos Removed distractions for photo of Forest
Using ON1 Photo Raw
For this week’s before and after post, I’m using ON1 Photo Raw to edit! Check it out.
MODERN ARCHITECTURE IN LONDON, ONTARIO
Another architectural photography series intending to shed more positive light on amazing creative and modern architecture in London, Ontario.
This series is to be updated every other Wednesday, but I’m going to shoot for weekly because it forces me to continually practice my craft and ultimately improving the visual content I create for clients.
Got an architectural project in-progress or recently completed? Or simply in need of visual assets? I’d love to connect and see how I could specifically help your company. Get in touch, today
