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Pricing and fees

 

Transparent pricing and what to expect.

We believe pricing should be clear. This section brings together our current rates, guidance on commissioning photography and film, and a collection of articles exploring the decisions, processes and costs behind successful projects.

Understanding the cost of architectural and construction photography


We've always believed that informed clients make better decisions. This section provides an overview of our architectural and construction photography, along with filming fees, together with guidance on what's included. Our rates cover everything required to deliver finished, publication-ready imagery, including travel, photography on site, image licensing and post-production. Every image is carefully processed from the original RAW capture before being supplied in high-resolution formats, alongside review files and online contact sheets.


For those looking to explore the subject in more detail, we've also included links to relevant Field Notes articles covering pricing, licensing and the practical considerations behind commissioning photography and film. Whether you're planning a one-day shoot or documenting a multi-year construction project, these guides will help you understand what's involved.

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Photography

Our photography fee includes everything required to deliver finished, publication-ready imagery. This covers all travel and subsistence, photography on site, image licensing, and meticulous post-production. Every image is carefully processed from the original RAW capture, with colour grading, detailed retouching, cleaning and optimisation undertaken by our team.


Completed images are supplied via download in high-resolution JPEG and TIFF formats, alongside A4 review files and online contact sheets for convenient viewing and distribution.

 

from £ 650

 

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Filming

From initial concept through to final delivery, our filming service covers every stage of production. This includes travel and subsistence, filming, interviews, lighting, editing, colour grading, audio enhancement, captions, branding and all post-production, along with a licence to use the completed film.


We shoot in HD, 4K and 8K and create content for a wide range of platforms and audiences. Each quotation is tailored to the project, with costs reflecting factors such as filming duration, music licensing, drone footage, specialist lighting, graphics and delivery requirements.

 

from £ 1100

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

How many images will I receive?

There is no fixed number. We focus on creating the strongest edit for your project, delivering a carefully curated set of professionally retouched images. View our portfolio and contact sheets to see complete sets of images from projects. This will give you an idea of the number of images you will receive.

How long does an architectural photography shoot take?

Most commissions take between half a day and two days on site, depending on the scale of the project and the required coverage.

How quickly will the final images or film be delivered?

Final photography is typically delivered within 7 days of the shoot. Faster delivery can often be arranged if required. Films are usually produced within 14 days.

Can you photograph occupied buildings and live environments?

Yes. We regularly photograph workplaces, educational buildings, cultural projects, public spaces and residential developments while they are in use.

What information do you need before a shoot?

A project address, drawings or plans, key viewpoints, recce photos, access arrangements, and details of how the images will be used are usually sufficient to get started.

What happens if the weather is unsuitable?

Weather is a key consideration. If conditions are not right to achieve the best results, we will discuss postponing or scheduling a return visit.

Can architectural photography and film be commissioned together?

Yes. Many clients combine photography, drone imagery and film production within a single commission to create a complete set of marketing and communications assets.

What rights do we have to use the photographs?

All commissions include a licence tailored to the agreed use of the images. Full details are provided before the project begins. View our license terms here and our copyright terms here.

Can other members of the project team use the images?

Yes. Additional licence holders can be included, making it easy for architects, developers, contractors and consultants to share and use the imagery. The costs are then shared across all parties, reducing the overall costs for everyone involved.

Can you photograph projects during construction as well as after completion?

Yes. We offer construction photography, progress photography and long-term project documentation, as well as completed building photography.

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Further Reading

 

You may find our Field Notes journal helpful, including our guides on how to choose an architectural photographer, how to prepare a building for an architectural photography shoot, and construction photography: recording how buildings are made. We also explore broader topics such as how much architectural photography costs, what influences pricing, and how photography can support a project long after completion.



Whether you're planning a completed-building shoot, documenting a live construction project, or comparing photographers, these articles offer practical advice drawn from our experience working with architects, developers and contractors throughout the UK and internationally for the last 28 years.