Interior & Exterior Photography

Choosing a date (weather and timing)

It can be difficult to align good weather and client availability – especially when photographing private homes. But waiting for a sunny day may not always be necessary! While a blue sky is certainly preferable for exterior shots, a cloudy day can often be better for interiors, resulting in more even and balanced light.

Exterior photographs are particularly nice when taken at dusk, with interior lights creating a beautiful contrast with the sky. In this case, beautiful results can also be achieved on an overcast day.

Before arranging a date with a homeowner, ensure that they are available for a good chunk of the day – especially if dusk-photography is required. As much as I try to work around everyone’s availability, composing, styling, and lighting a good photograph can take some time, and I always prefer to priorities quality over speed.

Over the past couple of years, I cultivated an array of loyal clients including Inter Arch Architecture, Evolve Interiors, etc. My work has been featured in House & Garden, Wallpaper, Let’s Be Brief, Source and Lens Culture.

Conscious of the increasingly important role of aesthetics in our image-driven world, my mission is to allow each client’s vision to stand out, delivering high-quality architectural and interior photographs for promotional use on online and printed publication. Be it an architecture studio, an interior designer or a property developer, my image making process always starts from a deep understanding of the client’s philosophy and goals. This, along with a meticulous eye for details and a deep understanding of post-processing techniques, allows me to highlight the attributes that make every building unique.