Built for practice studios
For architects, interior designers and landscape architects. Portfolio, publication, awards and competition submissions. Perspective-corrected, long-exposure interiors, full retouching — not "quick snaps for the website".
Commission a ShootUse cases
Website, print portfolio, pitch decks. One consistent visual language across every project shot.
SAIA, Loeries, PIA, regional awards. Composition, exposure, print quality — all tuned for judges' review.
Visi, HL, Property Professional and international titles. CMYK-ready files, full-bleed safe crops.
Give the client a library of imagery at handover. Becomes an ongoing touchpoint and referral source.
RIBA, World Architecture Festival, green building awards. Tight narrative, high-standard deliverables.
Hospitality, retail and developer brand work where the architecture IS the brand story.
Technical approach
Working with practice studios
FAQ
Portfolio-grade architectural and interior photography for practice portfolios, website and pitch decks, awards and competition submissions, magazine publication, brand campaigns, and client handover libraries. The work is built for judges, editors and prospective clients — not quick snaps for the website.
Yes. We shoot to the standard SAIA, Loeries, PIA, RIBA, the World Architecture Festival and green building awards expect — composition, exposure and print quality all tuned for judges' review. RAW files are preserved for archival and we keep them on file for awards submissions for up to 24 months.
We use perspective-corrected capture for vertical-true façades, long-exposure interior and exterior blending so you can read the room and the view at once, and ambient-and-flash mixed lighting that preserves design intent. Reference-level retouching removes cables, cords, wall blemishes and reflections in post.
Yes. We deliver both CMYK and RGB outputs in print-ready and web-ready sizes, with full-bleed safe crops for titles such as Visi, House and Leisure, Property Professional and international publications. The IP licence is suited to portfolio, awards, press and competition use.
It runs in four steps: a project brief where you share plans, design narrative and award deadlines; a site recce ahead of large shoots to scout light and refine the shot list; a shoot day, typically a full day on site working with your styling lead if you have one; and delivery of 15 to 30 hero images within 7 working days.
Typically 15 to 30 fully retouched hero images within 7 working days. Archival RAW files are kept on file for up to 24 months so they are available if a later awards or competition submission needs them.
Let's shoot it while the furniture is still exactly how you specified it.
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