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Bringing attention to what you do is what I do
You may have heard that expression “If these walls could talk…” Well walls can talk, and listening to them is the first and most fundamental step in creating an impactive architectural image. Architectural photography is, in many ways, like portrait photography; the photographer must establish a relationship with the subject in order to “get” its attitude, “feel” its energy, and discover its good side. As an architect or interior designer, you labor over the elements and details in your environments. When you make the effort to have them recorded, the images need to convey the texture, feel, and mood you’ve worked at creating. Listening to these rooms and buildings is one of the aspects I enjoy most in what I do. This dialogue is what keeps your final images from simply being documentation – more suited to an insurance company than an artist. The walls can talk. It’s my job – it’s my passion – to listen to what they’re saying and ensure a faithful translation to images that will impress as well as inform your audience. A great photograph will make your audience want to take a closer look at your talent.
I can do that.
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