The practice centres on architecture and design-led projects — including residential, hospitality, cultural, and commercial spaces.

The work is especially suited to projects seeking a strong visual identity, where the photography is expected to communicate both the design and the atmosphere of the space with precision

The approach is shaped by observation, atmosphere, and a strong sensitivity to light.

Being present in the moments reveal the quiet relationships between light, texture, form and feeling.

The goal is the translation of these moments into images that create a distinct visual language.

What matters most is understanding the client’s vision, building a strong communication that allows the photography to respond with accuracy, consistency, and intent.

Initial enquiry
The process usually begins with an enquiry and a short conversation about your project. If available, it is helpful to share plans, renderings, or site photographs beforehand.

Proposal
Within two days you will receive a proposal outlining the scope of work, usage rights and optional services.

Preparation
Whenever possible, we visit the site in advance to assess the location, discuss viewpoints and plan the shooting schedule.

Photography
On the day of the shoot all logistical details are already resolved, allowing us to focus entirely on the photography.

Depending on the project, assistants or models may be involved.

Post-production
After the shoot the images are selected and edited. The final photographs are usually delivered within about two weeks, depending on the amount.

The overall fee is shaped by the scale of the commission, the number of images required, and the way the photographs are intended to be used.

Most commissions are arranged as either a Full-Day or Part-Day session (up to 4 hours), depending on the scope of the project.

In addition, a fee is applied per final image. This includes post-production and the agreed usage rights.

Any additional elements — such as drone photography, models, styling, moving image, or more extensive retouching — are quoted separately where relevant.

If travel is involved, related costs are calculated according to the project location and the seasonal cost of transport and accommodation.

Cost sharing between project partners is possible if confirmed before the shoot takes place. This allows the overall cost of the shoot to be distributed fairly. Each partner receives an individual invoice, while the main client coordinates the production.

Usage is licensed according to the way the photographs will be published or circulated — whether for digital platforms, editorial use, press, submissions, or wider campaign purposes.

If other parties connected to the project wish to use the images, licensing can be arranged accordingly so that usage remains clearly defined.

Images from previously photographed projects can be licensed for marketing and communication purposes.

After the shoot, a proof gallery is made available for selection.

You can either make the final selection yourself, or we can curate a balanced set of images that represent the project — typically combining wide and middle range perspectives with detail shots.

The chosen photographs are carefully refined for consistency in colour, tonal balance, and perspective, then delivered in the agreed formats for both print and digital use.