INTERIOR Photography
I am an award-winning international interior Photographer offering services across different sectors around the world.
Photographing Luxury Residential, Commercial Interiors, Contemporary Houses, Museums, Galleries and Historic Buildings for ownership groups, designers and international magazines.
My work covers a wide range of photographic activities. They can all be described as Interior Photography but they involve working in very varied markets and industries.
‘Commercial Interior Photography’ covers the commercial photoshoots I undertake for marketing and advertising agencies, or working directly for commercial clients. All are location photography within commercial premises. Some shoots are of workplace interiors like offices and studios, others are of retail outlets like shops and boutiques.
‘Luxury Residential Photography’ covers work I have undertaken as an interior photographer in the world of international luxury real estate. London features regularly but I also work across international markets in the MENA region, the Americas and Europe.
‘Contemporary Interior Photography’ covers the many contemporary houses I have photographed worldwide often for Private Clients or international editorials such as Wallpaper* and Dwell.
‘Museums, Art Galleries, Stately Homes’ describes the photography I have undertaken in these heritage and cultural sectors.
‘Historic Interior Photography’ by contrast covers smaller private houses often shot for editorials such as Country Life or House & Garden or for private clients but outside the world of high end real estate.
The same skills as an interior architecture photographer are utilized but the buildings and interiors are primarily photographed for cultural significance rather than their financial value.
‘Set-Built Interior Photography’ requires a category all of it’s own as it involves a method and a market that is specific. This method is used when I photograph advertising campaigns and marketing collateral such as catalogues that benefit from constructing sets to shoot into.
This often involves advertising product photography of household goods, white goods, furniture and homewares.