Architectural Photography
What’s the difference between real estate photography and architectural photography? Real estate photography is about making spaces wide and bright. Architectural photography is about materials, craftsmanship and storytelling.
So, what should you look for in an Architectural Photographer?
Architectural photography is a fine craft that results in a thoughtful image. Architects, builders, historic societies, business owners need the photos used in marketing materials. to communicate a story and make an impact. Architectural photographers should have...
Artistic Skill -
The ability to frame up an image that captures the viewer’s attention in an attractive and skillful way. Your photographer should be able to tell viewers a story.
Technical Ability -
The ability to shoot in all lighting conditions and edit in a way that creates a photo which is both true to life and presents in an almost unrealistically beautiful way. Your photographer needs the ability to edit and elevate their great photos.
An Understanding of Client Needs -
Grasping the clients role, goal and vision is essential. Knowing what’s being showcased and how to capture that effectively with every image. It’s one thing to take nice pictures. It’s another to provide effective photos that show off your project, business, or historical site to prospective clients and visitors.
Services Starting at $450
Depending on size and complexity, this can vary from thirty minutes to a few hours. You'll be provided with an estimate as we explore your goals.
Depending on the number of photos this can vary. General edited photos are received within a week of the shoot.
Yes, the photos come with usage rights for marketing, websites, and publications. Any restrictions will be explained upfront.
While I don't shoot action scenes, I am experienced in shooting and editing videos - including capturing excellent audio for interview-type videos. These projects are taken or referred to another professional after establishing a solid understanding of your goals.