About

Good architectural photography starts with observation. Noticing how light, materials, form and surrounds come together.

Created for Sunshine Coast Open House, this free guide shares practical techniques for photographing architecture, whether using a phone or a dedicated camera.

Explore how choices about viewpoint, composition, light and timing can make a difference to your photographs.

ARCHITECTURAL & PROJECT PHOTOGRAPHY

Nik Kahler is a Brisbane-based engineering and infrastructure photographer, bringing a background in project delivery and an appreciation of architecture, design and the built environment to his photography.

Working with architects, government agencies and project teams, Nik creates considered imagery that documents projects, communicates design intent and captures the character of the built environment.

For architectural, infrastructure or project photography enquiries, please get in touch.

About

Phone cameras are now perfectly capable for many day to day project documentation needs. In most cases, a handful of small changes to framing, lighting and composition can significantly improve the quality and usefulness of project photos.

This guide covers five common issues that regularly reduce the impact of site imagery, along with simple practical ways to improve them.

Project Photography Support

Supporting government, contractors and delivery teams to document infrastructure and construction projects through:

• milestone photography

• progress documentation

• drone photograpghy

• stakeholder communications imagery