Have you ever stood in a space where history, architecture, and human stories converge so powerfully that you can almost feel the weight of three million journeys? That's precisely what happens when you step into Rotterdam's newest cultural landmark, the Fenix Museum

Kielder Observatory, your invitation to discover a hidden gem where design meets the cosmos.

Discover the awe-inspiring architecture of Kielder Observatory, nestled deep within Northumberland’s Dark Skies Park, through the lens of a professional architectural photographer.

Being an architectural photographer in the UK can be challenging. The UK is not exactly known for its favourable weather conditions for photographers, especially for those whose primary aim is to showcase design and the built environment in the best possible light, quite literally.

If you don’t know, this is the Ohio State University football stadium in Columbus Ohio. The final layered document size was just over 5GB. Which would in theory print out at 217cm x 111cm before any enlargements.

Capturing the beauty and essence of architectural projects requires more than just technical expertise behind the camera. It’s a creative collaboration—a partnership where your vision as an architect meets the skills of a professional photographer.

I understand hiring a photographer is a significant investment. Here are 14 questions to ask when considering an architectural photographer for your next project.

As an architectural and industrial photographer building relationships with growing practices and designer studios, I know that translating the vision of your project into stunning imagery is no small feat. A lot goes into creating photos that not only look great but also communicate your design’s intent and impact.

If you’re an architect preparing to hire a photographer, here’s a helpful roadmap to ensure the process goes smoothly, delivering the results you need for any desired use.

Rain. The nemesis of landscape photographers everywhere. But it doesn’t have to be. What if I told you there’s a way we can still venture out on rainy days and capture some different landscape images to what we’re used to seeing?

For this type of abstract landscape photography on rainy days, we ideally need a landscape that offers us some colours within the scene. Autumn / Fall is ideal, as the trees, grasses and heathers are all changing for the season. That’s not to say you can’t achieve this type of shot in Spring or Summer. You may have to find a field of flowers or similar to get those abstract colours, and rainy days may be fewer and farther between. Unless you live in England of course…

Dive into the exciting world of editing, sharing, and preserving your epic travel photographs. Enhance your images with editing techniques, connect with fellow travellers through social media, and create tangible keepsakes to relive your unforgettable journey. Unleash your creativity and make your travel memories shine with these essential tips and techniques.