Architectural Photography by Saint Augustine's SSS Studio

Architectural photography is one of the most difficult areas of photography to master, but it’s also one of the most rewarding. To be an architectural photographer you need skills in lighting, composition and many other types of photography such as landscape, product and documentary photography. Saint Augustine Architectural photographer SSS studio is a team of photographers that specialize in architectural photography. We approach each project with the same dedication and creativity, whether it is a small residential home or a large commercial building. Our clients are always happy with the results, from the design to the finished product.

Composition in Architecture

An architectural photographer is a specialist who takes pictures of buildings and other structures. They may also take pictures of individual design elements within the buildings, such as moldings or windows. Architectural photography is employed in a wide range of fields, including advertising, architecture, real estate and film production.

Natural Light vs. Artificial Light

There are a lot of different options for lighting when it comes to photography. You can use natural light, artificial light, or a combination of the two. There are pros and cons to each, but you need to be aware of the difference in order to make an educated decision about which one you will choose for your project. If you're not sure what kind of lighting would work best for your project, we recommend using natural light. It has the most benefits and least drawbacks.

How to Approach Your Client before the Session

Before the session, share a few photos of your previous work with them so they can see what you are capable of. Invite them to ask any questions or tell you what they're looking for in their photographs. Give them an idea of how many shots they should expect and make sure they know what kind of editing they will receive before the shoot.

A Few Tips for Shooting Interior Spaces

It is best to use a tripod when photographing interior spaces. This ensures that your camera doesn’t shake and cause blurry images. If you don’t have one available, find something sturdy to lean your camera against like a door frame or a table. Experiment with different angles and perspectives to get the best shots possible while still making them interesting. It is also important that the lighting in your photographs be just as interesting as the architecture itself.

We are a team of architects and artists who love to capture the beauty in buildings. We want to show the world how incredible these structures are so they can be appreciated for years to come. With a keen eye for detail, we take pride in our work and strive to produce quality images that will last. SSS Studio offer services for real estate agents, architects, builders and more so contact us today for your next project!