Tag: architectural photographer

  • Greg Wilson

    Greg Wilson

    The nationally famous Greg Wilson Group led by Florida Photographer Greg Wilson has been providing Commercial and Architectural Interior and Exterior Photography for Retirement Living Communities, Model Homes, Shopping Malls, Resorts, Hotels, Restaurants, Commercial Buildings and Industrial Complexes throughout Florida, the United States, Mexico, Canada and the Caribbean Isles for the past twenty three Years. Greg Wilson, A 30-year veteran of photography, and a popular featured speaker at numerous seminars, Architectural Photographer Greg Wilson has developed a reputation for blending art and science as a photographer. Food, fashion, Retirement lifestyle and Architectural photography have all earned Greg many awards including several prestigious Aurora Awards. Nationally recognized for his Architectural images from Miami, Florida to San Francisco, California, he specializes in Architectural Photography and Retirement Lifestyle, while supervising the other creative work of the group.

  • Iwan Baan

    Iwan Baan

    Dutch photographer Iwan Baan is known primarily for images that narrate the life and interactions that occur within architecture. He has challenged a long-standing tradition of depicting buildings as isolated and static by representing people in architecture and showing the building’s environment, trying “to produce more of a story or a feel for a project” and “to communicate how people use the space”. Born in 1975, Iwan grew up outside Amsterdam, studied at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague and worked in publishing and documentary photography in New York and Europe. He is one of the most widely published architectural photographers in the world.

  • Scott Frances

    Scott Frances

    Scott Frances was born to a New York city home filled with mid-century furniture, two older brothers and a lot of art on the walls and books on the shelves. His father was a creative director at an advertising agency, and his mother was an editor for decorating magazines. Therefore it is evident he had a very creative background. In Scott Frances’ childhood, he was mostly drawing and painting, often trying to copy Picasso’s. After completing his studies in journalism and art history at Northwestern University, he returned to NYC to work under the auspices of the legendary architectural photographer Ezra Stoller. It was during this time that he began to document the work of the great American modernist architect Richard Meier, a collaboration that spans three decades.

    Scott Frances’ subject matter has always been rooted in architecture and the decorative arts, but as his work has evolved he incorporated people and animals into his images. He became more interested in the atmosphere of the spaces, certainly in their volume and quality of the available light, but also the touch, sound and smell, the mood. Frances never supplements the lighting, instead he shoots multiple exposures, and in photoshop he layers these exposures together to render an image that best captures the sensory experiences of being in the environment. The compositions and narrative themes in his work speaks to recurrent threads found throughout art history.

  • Gerry O’Leary

    Gerry O’Leary

    Gerry O’Leary is an international multi award-winning photographer specialising in hospitality & architectural photography. He is acknowledged as Europe‘s foremost architectural photographer

  • Wianelle Briers

    Wianelle Briers

    After spending 17 years in the corporate world, Wianélle chose to follow her true life passion – Photography. She completed a three-year diploma in photography at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in 2011 — cum laude. organisations to communicate their message and market themselves.

    Wianélle Briers then completed her BTech Photography at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in Port Elizabeth.

    In addition to Architectural Photography, Wianélle is also very passionate about Landscape and Nature Photography. She is conscious of environmental and social issues and devotes a great deal of time to pro-bono photography assisting conservation and environmental non-profits. Her specialist area is architectural photography. Her prints can be seen in many businesses, hotels, guesthouses and private homes.