Determining Your Needs
The first step in planning for commercial architecture photography is identifying which views of your project might best represent your designs. Do you have any specific concepts, architectural elements or other features you’d like to highlight? Are there areas that illustrate creative problem solving? Are there specific interior or exterior views? After you develop your list of inquiries, arrange them by their caliber.
Consider asking yourself how you will utilize the photography as an integrated part of your marketing plan.
- Will the photographs be kept in your archives and used for in-house reference and documentation only?
- Will the photographs be used in your internally produced publications?
- Will the photographs be submitted for competitions?
- Will the photographs be used in trade or consumer advertising?
- Will the photographs be submitted to editors of trade magazines or books?
Knowing the answers to these questions and discussing them with us before production starts will facilitate the estimating process and enable you to clearly define assignment parameters.
Working with New Image Studio Photographers
Our artists are well-versed in exteriors, commercial spaces, special lighting techniques, and are also adept at photographing interior design, residential spaces, scale models, and industrial locations. Each of these areas of expertise require us to have special knowledge and equipment which assure our clients satisfaction.
Check out some of the architecture and product photography from our recent shoot for GLC custom Media….
