Brief
Drawings, access constraints, the hero angles and where the images must work.
ServicesArchitecture Photography
Architecture Photography
The nice thing about shooting architecture (in my opinion) is that it's so easy to do. Seriously — just pick up your camera and get out there. Buildings don't blink, don't get hungry and hold their best angle all day. My job is to be there when the light agrees with them.
Straight lines, honest light
I shoot exteriors at dawn and dusk when façades model themselves, interiors in balanced daylight with lighting blended — never nuked — and details that show how a building is put together. Tilt-shift lenses keep verticals vertical; twilight sessions add the glow developers love on hoardings.
Clients include architecture firms, contractors, estate agents and boutique hotels. Deliverables arrive perspective-corrected, colour-accurate and sized for everything from planning portals to lobby walls.
What's included
Half or full shoot days — exteriors, interiors and details, scheduled around the sun.
Twilight session — the blue-hour hero shot, included in full days.
Corrected, captioned set — verticals straight, colours true, files named for your archive.
Commercial licence — marketing, press and portfolio use in writing.
The process
Scout
A sun-path check and a walk-through so shoot day runs to the minute.
Shoot
Dawn exteriors, midday interiors, blue-hour finale — staged and styled with you.
Deliver
Proofs in 48 hours, finals in one week, in every size your team needs.
“Elliot's twilight shot sold the scheme before the brochure was even printed.”
— Grant O., development director, Northline Homes
Can you shoot tenanted or live spaces?
Yes — I plan around occupants, shoot room by room, and carry full liability cover. Early-morning slots keep disruption near zero.
Do you stage interiors?
Light styling is included: cushions plumped, cables hidden, surfaces cleared. Full prop styling can be arranged with a partner studio.
What do we receive?
High-resolution TIFFs for print, optimised JPEGs for web, and a contact sheet with suggested hero picks — all perspective-corrected.
Have a building worth photographing? Let's talk light.
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