What Happens After the Architectural Photo Shoot?
Your firm’s photo shoot is now complete…it was a great success. Now what? Well, now it’s time for the post-production process to begin in earnest. It’s essentially the “digital darkroom,” and it happens between the completion of the shoot and final delivery of your professional architectural images. Post-production is where great photos are perfected. Here’s […]
5 Easy Ways to Market Using Your Existing Architectural Photographs
So, you invested in a fantastic portfolio of professional images of your most successful architectural projects. That’s great! But now your original intention for these photographs (a website redesign, a design award submission, etc.) is in the past and you’re not sure what else to do with them. The good news is, your professional architectural images can […]
Project Responsibilities of an Architectural Photo Shoot
There are a lot of moving pieces involved in every architectural photography project, no matter the size. From security clearance to lighting to site preparation, who is responsible for which elements of a photo shoot? The slightly frustrating but totally honest answer is: It depends. I’ve worked on hundreds of shoots over the course of my […]
The Best Architectural, Construction, and Engineering Award Competitions in the Hartford, CT Area
The greater Hartford, CT area is a hotbed for architectural innovation. With a plethora of historical spaces and a flourishing local economy, opportunities for AEC and development firms to make names for themselves abound here. With such an active industry community in Connecticut, it’s no surprise how many area awards events and galas are dedicated […]
Who Often Stands in the Way of a Successful Architecture Photo Shoot?
As an architectural photographer, you’d think I’d spend most of my time working with architects. The word “architect” is right there in the name of what I do! Surprisingly, through the many clients I’ve partnered with over the years, I’ve found that architects can sometimes be the most challenging to work with. Here’s why. Releasing […]
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