Architectural Photography Almanac (Page 39)

Understanding Your Clients: What Does an Interior Designer Actually do?

by Mike Kelley February 20, 2019April 7, 2019 3

I’d love to pretend that this goes without saying, but it’s incredibly important to actually understand what our clients do in order to deliver the best possible images to them. There is so much more goes into interior design than just making a space “pretty,” especially when you are considering commercial, civic, and other large-scale projects.

Project of the Week: Adam Letch / SAOTA

by Mike Kelley February 19, 2019February 23, 2019 0

This Project of The Week brings us to Cape Town, South Africa, where we find a project shot by Adam Letch. Adam is a photographer specializing in architecture and interiors who’s primary markets are Africa and Europe. The residence, called “Beyond,” and designed by renowned South African firm SAOTA, is set on a difficult site overlooking Lion’s Head, a well-known landmark in Cape Town.

The Biggest Wastes of Money in My Photography Career

by Mike Kelley February 17, 2019June 19, 2019 10

I already know that this is going to be a controversial article, but it’s something I have to get off my chest because I look back and almost feel guilty about how much money I have spent on these things. The photography industry is full of products that you may or may not need and separating the wheat from the chaff is going to be important when you’re watching where your money goes.

What to Charge for Architectural Photography in 2019

by Mike Kelley February 17, 2019May 29, 2019 78

This article is essentially impossible to write, but it’s the single question I am asked more than any other. In fact, I apologize to anyone who has emailed me or asked me this question in person because I simply do not answer. That’s because there is no easy way to answer; it’s the equivalent of walking up to someone and asking them “how long is a piece of string?”