ARCHITEKTURFOTOGRAFIE

I trained as an interior designer; as a photographer I am self-taught. For more than 30 years I have worked in the interior design industry for work environments and currently for a well-known furniture manufacturer, delivering projects holistically from the cafeteria to the conference room and the executive office.

This gives me insight into the viewpoints of those involved in concept and design. From these experiences I derive my approach to architectural photography. Depending on the assignment I interpret a building from the planner's perspective as well as from the product manufacturer's, and visualize it accordingly.

As a certified Google Street View photographer I can create a 360° panorama tour of your spaces.

Panorama photography is a special way to present a company:

>> Google Street View interior views <<

A virtual tour on Google is a fantastic way to showcase your company. In Google Maps and Search, on desktop, tablet or smartphone, on your website and social media.

How I work

Great images start with a precise analysis of the space and a trained eye for perspective and detail. My goal is to give the viewer an experience of the space as if they had been there. As an architectural photographer I see myself first and foremost as a mediator with respect for the work of others, not as an artist.

I try to understand the design ideas. I begin with light, shadow, forms and materials, and only after I have understood the building and its conditions do I start the shoot. Unpredictable things like missing light or unfinished interiors are challenges I solve with spontaneous ideas. As an architectural photographer and interior designer I hold myself to a perfect result.

My clients

The focus of my work is documenting reference projects for manufacturers. My clients are also architects and building owners. They value my sharpened eye for products and project-specific solutions. Anyone who works with me will experience a reliable partner – with a transparent offer, clearly defined usage rights, and orderly image delivery.