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Architectural Photography

You have spent a great deal of time and money on constructing and detailing your project, and you rightly want to show it off to its best. Composition, illumination and post-processing are the keystones of high-impact photography and are just a few of our areas of competence. The bottom line when documenting architecture — do not settle for mediocre photographs.

Architectural photograph of an office in Central London

Architectural photograph of a car showroom in Addlestone, Surrey

Architectural photograph of a private house in Lodsworth, West Sussex

Architectural photograph of a new housing development in Carshalton, South London

Architectural photograph of a private home in Wisborough Green, West Sussex

Architectural photograph of a new housing development in Coulsdon, South London

Architectural photograph of the spa in a new leisure centre in St Albans, Hertfordshire

Architectural photo of a private house in Wisborough Green, West Sussex

Architectural photo of an investment firm in Central London

Architectural photo of a private house in Lodsworth, West Sussex

Is your marketing literature in need of a face-lift? Do you want your marketing literature to stand out over that of your competition?

Perhaps you usually photograph your projects yourself, but you're not a photographer and the results aren't transmitting the right message to your clients?

Maybe you are trying to advertise your properties or projects in a crowded market place and you simply need your images to shine?

Or you are just too busy to think about photography and just want to leave it in the hands of an expert?

It is often thought that if you spend enough on a camera you will be able to take amazing photographs of everything. However, this is never the case. Photography is not just about the technology, it is how it is used. Architectural photography is often an area where corners are cut in order to save money, but do the results really transmit the right message to your client?

Private home in Wisborough Green, West Sussex

Southend Swimming and Diving Centre, Southend-on-Sea, Essex

Choosing the right time of day, balancing natural and artificial light, using interesting and intriguing compositions to draw the viewer's eye to the main subject of the photographs, ensuring distracting elements are removed from the scene before (and even after) the photographs are taken – these are the elements Horizon Imaging can bring to your architectural photographs.

Using natural light for the majority of our shoots, your photographs will have a natural and bright feel to them – no horrible shadows from camera flashes or rooms that get darker the further you get from the camera.

High Dynamic Range image processing software combines multiple exposures to ensure the photographs retain detail in the very bright and very dark areas, replicating the way our eyes would perceive the scene.

High-resolution Digital SLR cameras ensure your photographs have exceptional clarity and sharpness and are suitable for any application – be it a website or large advertising billboards.

All Horizon Imaging's operations (both ground-based and aerial) are fully covered by £5M of Public Liability Insurance.

A restaurant facade in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

Architectural photograph of a private home in Midhurst, West Sussex

Dining room in a private house in Midhurst, West Sussex

Architectural photograph of a landscaped garden in Petersfield, Hampshire

Landscaped garden in a private property in Petersfield, Hampshire

If you haven't used an Architectural Photography company before, you're in safe hands with Horizon Imaging. We have a track record of exceeding our customers' expectations and providing excellent customer service from start to finish. You can read some of our clients' feedback below or on our dedicated Testimonials page.

"After over a year of working with David, we and our clients continue to be blown away by his aerial and architectural photographs – they really help our property adverts stand out on our website and in our brochures."

Architectural photograph of a private house in East Harting, West Sussex

"We asked David to take some photos of a South Downs Estate that we manage - a vast area of almost 3000 acres. We had to hand over artistic direction entirely to David to capture the best aspects as we didn't know how it would all look from a birds eye view. He spent the day there and the resulting shots are brilliant and a very unique viewpoint on the land we know so well. David also carried out internal shots of the Farmhouse for re-letting and these are equally good. We have all been seriously impressed by his skill and attention to detail, with very little help from us non artistic types! Would certainly recommend."

Architectural photograph of a private house near Worthing, West Sussex

"We have used Horizon Imaging several times this year to photograph a number of our latest new-build developments. David’s ability to photograph in confined spaces and at elevated levels has produced some truly fantastic shots. We can highly recommend Horizon Imaging and look forward to working with them again in the future."

Architectural photograph of a kitchen in a new-build house in Carshalton, South London

Want to see some more examples of our Architectural Photographs? Click on any of the images below to visit our Architectural Photography Gallery:

Architectural photograph of a school in Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex

Architectural photograph of a conservatory of a house in Elsted, West Sussex

Architectural photograph of the kitchen of a private house in Petworth, West Sussex

Architectural photograph of the patio of a private house in East Harting, West Sussex

Architectural photograph of the dining room of a private house in Pulborough, West Sussex

Whilst a seemingly simple style of photography, architectural photography requires a great deal of patience from the photographer and a critical eye for detail. Subtle changes in lighting and the position of furniture help to optimise the scene and ensure aesthetically pleasing results – unfortunately there are no shortcuts!