Completed architectural projects for architects and architectural practices, including residential architecture, interiors, retrofit, heritage settings, public-facing spaces and architect-led commercial projects.

Yes. Most projects benefit from a considered mix of exterior views, interior spaces, details and context. The balance is shaped around the project, the brief and how the images will be used.

Across London, Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Hampshire and the wider South East. Travel further afield is considered where the project or portfolio fit makes sense.

Preparation begins with the project, the intended use of the images and the architectural priorities. I review available drawings, orientation, daylight, access and practical constraints. Before the shoot, spaces should be clean and free from temporary clutter, with access, parking, permissions and site contacts confirmed. Any essential views, details or design decisions should also be identified in advance.

It depends on the project’s size, complexity and intended coverage. A small residential project or limited interior scheme may take a few hours; a larger house, commercial project or commission requiring comprehensive interior and exterior coverage may need a half day, full day or more than one visit. The likely duration is agreed as part of the project scope.

Every final image receives careful colour correction, exposure balancing, contrast refinement, perspective and lens correction, and selective retouching where appropriate. The aim is polished but architecturally honest photography. More complex removals, compositing or additional edits can be undertaken as advanced retouching and agreed separately before the work is carried out.

The number is agreed before the shoot and reflects the size and purpose of the commission. Rather than supplying a large volume of similar photographs, I deliver a curated set of fully edited images covering the most important spaces, elevations, context and details. Larger or more complex projects naturally require a broader sequence.

Final images are usually delivered digitally within two to four weeks of the shoot. If the project has an awards, press or launch deadline, this should be discussed before booking so the schedule can be planned properly. A faster turnaround may be possible when agreed in advance.

Each commission is quoted as a defined project fee based on the scope, number of final images, time on site, post-production and intended use. The estimate normally includes planning, the shoot, standard post-production, delivery of the agreed photographs and a licence for the commissioning practice’s normal presentation and marketing use.

Travel within Sussex and much of the South East can often be included, depending on the location and scope. Significant travel, accommodation, parking, permits, congestion charges or other site-specific costs are identified and agreed before the commission is confirmed.

Copyright remains with the photographer. The commissioning architectural practice receives an agreed licence covering normal practice use, including its website, portfolio, awards submissions, editorial and press activity, case studies, presentations, bids and organic social media. Independent use by contractors, developers, consultants, suppliers, manufacturers or other project partners requires separate licensing.

Please give as much notice as possible. With more than seven days’ notice, a shoot can usually be rearranged and any deposit transferred to the new date; with less notice, a cancellation fee may apply because the date has been reserved. If extreme weather, unsafe site conditions or another unavoidable circumstance prevents the shoot, it can normally be rearranged. Exterior photography may require some flexibility to achieve suitable light and weather.