Architectural Photographer Interviews

Although her undergraduate degree was in biology, her real passion was always photography. In 2012, she established her own studio that focuses on interiors, travel and fine art photography. I talked with Helynn Ospina about architectural and interiors photography.

Architects are designing unique buildings, these designs are carefully constructed and we are able to see all these beautiful architectural works thanks to architectural photographers. I talked with Architectural Photographer Christopher Lee about architectural photography.

Lisa Petrole is a Canadian/American freelance photographer specializing in interior design, architectural, and lifestyle photography.

After studied art and molecular biology, Hratch Arbach specialised in portrait and architectural photography. He became an Architectural Photographer who has been evaluating architectural structures from a viewpoint of portrait approach.

Ozan Çelik is an architectural photographer who has studied architecture. His educational background and the city he lives in gives him a different perspective. We had a conversation about architectural photography with Ozan.

Alan Blakely is the author of several architectural photography books and publications, and he is a regular contributor to The New York Times.

Russell Abraham is an architectural photographer for over 30 years in San Francisco. He picked up his first camera when he was 12, but he did not know that he would be a professional photographer.

Prior to shaping his photography career, he wanted to make his viewpoint more flawless with advanced photographic techniques, and he studied at the Speos International Photographic School in Paris.

Roberto Garcia is an architectural photographer who has combined his fashion photography experience with European culture that he lived.

I asked Veronica Morales Angulo about the Importance of Photography in Architecture, the basics of photography, and her career.

He always had a great respect for architects and buildings. When he finds an opportunity to step into architectural photography, he changed his career path in 1995 without losing any more time.

Jason Jones left behind his 15 years of industrial career and choose the way to be a professional architectural photographer, and his love and passion for photography made him feel more and more motivated to work every day and to be more successful.