What Is Photographed
Interior architecture shoots are planned around three main needs.
Offices and commercial spaces
Work areas, meeting rooms and shared spaces are told through spatial flow and the relationship between materials.
Restaurants and cafés
The atmosphere of dining rooms, bars and service areas is documented through light and texture.
Detail and atmosphere
Close-ups and atmosphere frames that bring out materials, lighting and design detail.
How a Shoot Works
Every shoot runs in four steps.
Brief and plan
The design intent of the space, the areas to feature and the channel the images will be used on are discussed with the architect.
The shoot
Shot with natural light and the space's own lighting, with correct perspective and straight verticals.
Selection and retouching
The frames are selected; perspective, colour and light balance are corrected without distorting the architect's intent.
Delivery
The selected frames are delivered in formats suitable for web, social media and print.
Selected Work
A selection of recent interior architecture work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cities do you work in?
Work covers Ankara, Istanbul and the whole of Turkey; shoots abroad are possible when needed.
How is the space prepared for the shoot?
Before the shoot the layout of the space, the areas to feature and any preparation needs are planned together; details are clarified in the briefing stage.
Is daylight or artificial light used?
The natural light and the space's own lighting are the basis; the shooting time is planned according to how light enters the space.
In which formats are the images delivered?
After retouching, the selected frames are delivered in formats suitable for web, social media and print.
How is the price determined?
It depends on the scope of the shoot (number of frames, location, retouching and intended use). A quote is sent after a short brief.
Tell us about your space or project; let's define the concept, the shoot plan and the quote together.