How to KonMari Your Next Architectural Photo Shoot
CT Architecture: Visit Grace Farms this Spring
For a pro photographer, personal field trips rock. These days I take them whenever I can fit one in. Although it’s been less and less the last few years due to a growing architectural photography business, which is equally cool with me. Typically I venture out alone to somewhere I’ve never been before. Being in […]
Secretly Your Firm’s Missing Architectural Project Shoots and What to Do About It
Image: © Wild Mint Media Recently an architecture firm principal shared with me that although they have a dedicated project manager in-house who knows how to use that camera gear they’ve invested in, they’re missing completed project shoots. Time has passed and multiple projects have been missed. Not something you can go back and capture, […]
How to Blend Your Architectural Photography (DIY and Pro)
As a professional architecture photographer, I’d ideally like all of your most important project images to be professionally done. That’s rarely the case. Most firms have taken their own images of certain projects and also have professional architectural photography images from other projects. What’s the best way to utilize both DIY vs Pro architectural photography images […]
The One Thing You Can Do This Year to Win Your Next AEC Design Award
For most AEC firms, winning a prestigious design award is a huge opportunity. That kind of recognition brings with it lots of great free press, but it also validates a firm in the eyes of potential new clients. Awards can directly result in new business. As an architectural photographer, I’ve worked with many trusted industry […]
What’s The Best Thing To Do When You’re Asked to Take Down a Professional Architectural Image From Your Website?
You found this great architectural project image on the web similar to the type your firm designs and builds and you downloaded it. With the downloaded image you create a marketing campaign for your AEC firm that is sure to be a feather in your cap this year come review time. It’s a-ma-zing! You launch it across […]
When it’s Absolutely Too Late to Photograph an Architectural Project
Architectural photography is an investment. Professional photographs can be incredibly powerful tools for marketing, sales, and even recruitment, but the longer you wait to photograph a project, the more you stand to lose. There is a definitive window for photographing almost any architectural, construction, or development project. Waiting too long can render the subject less relevant or […]
Pros and Cons of Night Photography for Your Next Architectural Photo Shoot
Night photography is inherently dramatic. It’s bold. It stands out. It turns heads. That being said, nighttime photography is a lamentably underused architectural photography tool. It’s something many of my clients have never even considered, and it’s certainly not something a lot of architectural photographers take the time to tout and execute. So, what are […]
Who are the Best Professional Architectural Photographers in the Hartford, CT Area?
Clients ask me all the time, “Wow, what you do is so specific! Are you the only professional architectural photographer in Hartford area?” The short answer is no! I’m very active within the design, development, and broker communities all over Connecticut and I’m lucky to have had the opportunity to work with lots of amazing […]
What’s the Shelf Life for Your Architectural Project Photography?
Congratulations, your AEC firm has created a library of key completed project images you can use for everything marketing. You’re actively using them in your outreach campaigns, online branding, website and across your proposal/RFP submissions. You’re really getting all the ROI you can from each and every successful project showcasing your firm’s accomplishments. Do a […]
Common Mistakes Architectural Photography Clients Should Avoid
There are hundreds of reasons an architectural photography project can fail to meet expectations. Maybe your photographer didn’t ensure you had a thorough understanding of the process, or maybe too much time had passed to get a great shot. Maybe you didn’t vet your architectural photographer as thoroughly as you might have. As a client, there are many things you […]
