How far in advance should I book an architectural photography session?
I'd recommend booking a few weeks ahead where possible, especially for projects that depend on specific light, weather, or seasonal conditions.
Do you photograph both modern and historic or neoclassical architecture?
Yes — my portfolio spans contemporary villas and buildings as well as neoclassical and historic residences, including restoration projects.
Can architectural photography be used for magazine or publication submissions?
Yes, my architectural work is created to editorial and publication standards and has been used for exactly that purpose in many projects.
What resolution or format are the final images delivered in?
High-resolution files suitable for print and publication, plus web-optimized versions for digital and marketing use in any specific resolution you may need.
How many final images do I receive from a shoot?
This depends on the scope of the project and shoot duration — we'll agree on an expected image count during the initial consultation.
Do you provide RAW files or only edited images?
I deliver professionally retouched, final images as standard. RAW files can be discussed for specific project needs.
What happens if it rains or the weather is bad on the shoot day?
For exterior-dependent shoots, we can reschedule to the next available date with good conditions. Interior photography can usually proceed regardless of weather.
What’s included in a typical architectural photography package?
A consultation to understand the project, the shoot itself, and professionally edited, high-resolution final images delivered digitally. Add-ons like aerial coverage or twilight shots can be included on request.
Can you photograph a building under construction?
Yes, construction-progress photography is available for developers and architects who want to document a project from groundbreaking to completion.
Do you use drone or aerial photography for architectural projects?
Yes, aerial photography is available and often adds valuable context — showing a building's footprint, setting, and relationship to its surroundings.
I'd recommend booking a few weeks ahead where possible, especially for projects that depend on specific light, weather, or seasonal conditions.
Yes — my portfolio spans contemporary villas and buildings as well as neoclassical and historic residences, including restoration projects.
Yes, my architectural work is created to editorial and publication standards and has been used for exactly that purpose in many projects.
High-resolution files suitable for print and publication, plus web-optimized versions for digital and marketing use in any specific resolution you may need.
This depends on the scope of the project and shoot duration — we'll agree on an expected image count during the initial consultation.
I deliver professionally retouched, final images as standard. RAW files can be discussed for specific project needs.
For exterior-dependent shoots, we can reschedule to the next available date with good conditions. Interior photography can usually proceed regardless of weather.
A consultation to understand the project, the shoot itself, and professionally edited, high-resolution final images delivered digitally. Add-ons like aerial coverage or twilight shots can be included on request.
Yes, construction-progress photography is available for developers and architects who want to document a project from groundbreaking to completion.
Yes, aerial photography is available and often adds valuable context — showing a building's footprint, setting, and relationship to its surroundings.
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