Architecture & Interior design photography is a slow paced, detailed process. Adding/subtracting light, adjusting decor, & determining composition are just a few of the steps I take before the photo is even captured to ensure your photos are magazine ready. Full day sessions are common for this type of photography.

This varies greatly from project to project. For residential design, generally I am able to create up to 15-20 photographs in a full-day. Keep in mind staging, styling & adding models (or pets!) can certainly elevate images for an editorial look, but it will affect the number of images we can create. Additionally, some spaces may require some extra time if a space has high or low natural lighting. Capturing spaces at the best time of day is also important for architectural projects.

To create eye catching, editorial targeted images I do recommend styling your projects for photography. This helps tell the story & set the mood within a space. Hours can quickly add up when you spend time sourcing & setting up for your session. I have stylist recommendations I can connect you with to do the styling work for you! A stylist will help elevate your photos and get time back in your day to spend with your clients!

Styling, staging & cleaning the day before the session is the key to maximizing your time + image count on session day. It is normal while we are shooting to move decor & shift furniture, but by having the spaces fully ready will allow us to focus on taking beautiful photos. If you fully stage & style the morning of the session, you may find yourself in a stressful time crunch and I want you to enjoy the day as much as possible. If you have any questions about staging or styling before the session I am more than happy to help.

The cost sharing program allows multiple parties to license images from the photographer from one session. Costs of the licensing + photography session can be split between any and all relevant parties involved in your project. This may be the interior designer, architect, contractor, or supplier that had a hand in your project. This practise will also alleviate the need the need for each trade to find & hire a photographer. The more businesses you have involved with one session, the more you will save.

I will store your final images for 1 year after delivery date. I recommend that you back up your final images in a few locations. If there are images you did not license after project has wrapped, those images will be available up to 6 months from the delivery date. Extended storage can be negotiated upon request.

Availability can vary, but I recommend booking as far in advance as possible to get the most options that fit with your schedule. Average client booking times from initial reach out to shoot day is average 3-6 weeks in advance.

Average turnaround time is 2-4 weeks after proofs are selected for editing. For larger projects, I always suggest planning closer to 3-4 weeks & try my very best to surprise you with an early delivery of finals!

I'm happy to let third parties use images from our shoot but there needs to be an arranged licensing agreement. Third parties will need to purchase their own licensing if they wish to use images for marketing materials such as social media. Social media platforms like Instagram were originally created for fun, but now it is the centre of most business's marketing. Businesses that post images without permission or a license will be asked for removal or payment. If you know prior to the session that a contractor, architect or interior designer wants to use the images, clients can take advantage of a cost sharing arrangement. This reduces the overall cost for each party! Ask me for more information.