Interviews

On Film-Making and Soundtracks for Architecture with Multi-Disciplinary Artist Nikolas Strugar

On Film-Making and Soundtracks for Architecture with Multi-Disciplinary Artist Nikolas Strugar

by Veeral Patel
I had come across Nikolas Strugar by way of Andy Macpherson talking about Nikolas on his BAAM podcast when discussing architectural filmmaking. Nikolas is based in Brisbane (Australia) and looking at his LinkedIn page, and I was intrigued by how varied his career was and the diversity of skills he has picked up along the way, especially how he manages to fuse his various skills on projects.
Beautified China – Kris Provoost Celebrates the Architectural Ambition of a Nation

Beautified China – Kris Provoost Celebrates the Architectural Ambition of a Nation

by Justin Szeremeta
In his recently published book, Beautified China:  The Architectural Revolution, Belgian photographer Kris Provoost carefully curates dozens of the nation’s most spectacular architectural wonders.  Focused on showcasing iconic projects dating back to the lead-up to the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the book is a photo essay providing an abstracted, stylized glimpse into some of the China’s boldest, most dynamic buildings that collectively make up what Provoost dubs ‘the architectural revolution.’  
Jeffrey Totaro Reflects on an Incredible 24-Year Career in Architectural Photography

Jeffrey Totaro Reflects on an Incredible 24-Year Career in Architectural Photography

by Veeral Patel
Years ago when I first started exploring architectural photography as a career option, I had come across the work of Jeffrey Totaro on Arch Daily and was immediately fascinated with his gorgeous compositions and technical expertise. Hailing from Pennsylvania, his name is synonymous with the American architecture scene; he’s been photographing iconic architecture longer than most of us have been able to discern light from dark.
Christopher Payne’s Remarkable Work Celebrates the Beauty of Manufacturing and Design

Christopher Payne’s Remarkable Work Celebrates the Beauty of Manufacturing and Design

by Mike Kelley
Throughout our careers we find photographers and artists who inspire us at a deep level, and I am so happy to be able to bring you an interview with one such photographer today. Christopher Payne, who was educated as and practiced as an architect, has long been one of my favorites not only for his prowess as an architectural photographer but as an embodiment of the personal project and its ability to bring incredible opportunity for pursuing one’s interests, exploring incredible places, and shaping your career into something entirely your own.
Art Sanchez Skates Into Architectural Photography & Videography

Art Sanchez Skates Into Architectural Photography & Videography

by Veeral Patel
I absolutely love cycling, so when I think of Mallorca off the coast of Spain, the first thing pops into my mind is the winter training camps for all the professional racing teams. To be honest with you, I’ve never really made much of a connection between architecture and Mallorca — an island that is only 1,405 square miles.
Eric Petschek Rides the Instagram Wave Into a Career Photographing Architecture

Eric Petschek Rides the Instagram Wave Into a Career Photographing Architecture

by Veeral Patel
Initially only known by his Instagram pseudonym CB or CityBoy, Eric Petschek is a New York-based interiors & architectural photographer. Trained as an Interior Designer, Eric got on the Instagram game early and used the platform to chronicle his views on the spaces he had visited during his travels as an interior designer, which laid the foundation for Eric to transition into full time interior photographer.
Niveditaa Gupta on Pivoting an Architecture Career to a Photographic Career

Niveditaa Gupta on Pivoting an Architecture Career to a Photographic Career

by Veeral Patel
Niveditaa Gupta is an emerging architectural photographer from New Delhi, India. Her path to becoming a photographer stemmed from a research paper she was writing as part of her architectural degree. Her creative approach to photography and filmmaking, along with her role as a photographer in an emerging market so different than what we normally read about made for fascinating insight.
How Dave Kulesza’s Home Renovation Led to a New Career as an Architectural Photographer

How Dave Kulesza’s Home Renovation Led to a New Career as an Architectural Photographer

by Veeral Patel
I recently had the opportunity to chat with one of my favourite fellow Melbourne based photographers, Dave Kulesza, about his journey into photographing interiors and architecture which transpired through a home renovation project. Dave’s fascinating career has evolved on his own terms, culminating in a solo show featuring his project DPRK: The Colors of North Korea.
Anjie Blair On Transitioning From Real Estate to Architectural & Interiors Photography

Anjie Blair On Transitioning From Real Estate to Architectural & Interiors Photography

by Veeral Patel
I have been following Anjie Blair’s work on Instagram for a couple of years and have been lucky to witness her career and work evolve into something that could be described simply as magnificent. Anjie hails from a wonderful part of Australia called Tasmania, and today we talk to Anjie about from losing her dream job, finding her way into photography and now transitioning into architectural & interiors photography.
Pushing Boundaries and Creating Career Momentum With Sharyn Cairns

Pushing Boundaries and Creating Career Momentum With Sharyn Cairns

by Lexi Taciak
Sharyn Cairns is the Wonder Woman of Australian architectural photography. Her portfolio sports a healthy mix of work – from commercial projects, cuisine, and travel – but the crown jewels are certainly her interiors. She conjures up rich images with interesting light.
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