Frequently Asked Questions

Architectural photography is the art of capturing images of buildings and other structures in a way that is both aesthetically pleasing and accurate in terms of representation. It involves a keen eye for detail, composition, and lighting to highlight the design and functionality of the architecture.

Hiring a professional architectural photographer ensures that the images of your building or structure are of the highest quality. Professionals have the expertise, equipment, and experience to capture the best angles, lighting, and details that showcase the architecture in its best light. This is crucial for marketing, documentation, and portfolio purposes.

Yes, I specialise in both interior and exterior architectural photography. Whether it's capturing the grandeur of a building's facade or the intricate details of its interior design, I ensure that each photograph tells a compelling story about the architecture.

For architectural photography, I use high-resolution cameras, wide-angle lenses, and specialised equipment such as tripods and lighting gear. This ensures that the images are sharp, well-composed, and accurately represent the architectural details.

Preparation for an architectural photography shoot involves scouting the location, understanding the best times for natural lighting, and planning the shots to highlight the key features of the architecture. I also coordinate with the you the client to understand their vision and any specific requirements they may have.

If it is raining or the weather is really bad on the shoot day, it is up to the client to decide whether to proceed with the shoot or reschedule. If you choose to go ahead, I will make the best of the conditions. If you prefer to reschedule, please note that this will incur additional costs. However, if the conditions (in rare occasions such as hurricanes, thunderstorms, etc.) are deemed unsafe by local authorities or by James Morris Photography, there will be no additional costs to rearrange a more suitable date.

Yes, I edit the photographs to an advanced professional standard using industry-leading software such as Capture One and Adobe Photoshop.

I understand that each architectural photography project is unique and comes with its own set of requirements. As a specialist in both architectural and interior photography, my pricing is tailored to reflect the specific needs of your project. My rates are influenced by factors such as the scope of the work, the location, the number of images required, and the level of post-production editing. For an accurate quote, I encourage you to contact me directly with the details of your project. I am are committed to providing professional, high-quality images that capture the essence and design of your architectural spaces.

I believe in being transparent in pricing and fair, all my quotes will be inclusive of editing of the final photographs and will usually state the number photographs to be delivered. For smaller projects it might be shown as a single item that is fully inclusive. However for most quotes it will be itemised and have separate lines for the various aspects of an architectural or interior photography project. Pre-Production (Scouting) Production (Shoot) Post Productions (Editing) If you have any questions on pricing and quotes please do get in touch.

Payment terms are typically 50% upfront and the remaining 50% upon delivery of the final images. However, this can be discussed and adjusted based on the project requirements.

Pre-shoot deposit is required before commencing any work and to complete a booking, once a shoot has been completed and all images have been delivered an invoice will be generate with the remaining balance, the credit terms for the remaining balance are 30 days from the date of the invoice.

The usage licence terms for the photographs generally include a non-exclusive license for an agreed duration (usually 2 years), in a specific geographical location that allows you to use the images for your specified purposes. All terms will be agreed upon prior to the shoot to ensure you can use the photographs as intended. The usage licence will give you the right to use the photographs as needed, however, it is important to note that the copyright remains with James Morris Photography.

Upon completion of an architectural photography shoot, I ensure that all photographs are meticulously edited and refined to meet high professional standards. The final images are securely delivered through a private, password-protected online gallery. Clients receive a unique link to this gallery, from which they can view, download, and share the high-resolution images in various formats suitable for both print and digital use. Additionally, for larger projects or upon special request, images can be delivered on a physical USB drive. This process ensures that clients have convenient and flexible access to their images while maintaining the highest level of security and confidentiality.

Yes, if you prefer a different method of delivery, please let me know, and we can discuss alternative options such as cloud storage or physical media.