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Architectural Photography

Interiors or exteriors, architectural photography shoots are one of my favourite kinds. Technical and precise, it's not always easy, but it is usually quiet and peaceful: I'm often left alone to capture the spaces without anyone in them, enabling me to capture the space as the designer wanted, and allowing me to focus on the details.

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The pantry area of a new bright open office in the CBD of Singapore.

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Using a 15-stop ND filter meant I could shoot a very long, 4-minute exposure to achieve a lesser-seen presentation of the city skyline.

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Sometimes, the devil is in the detail... and that's exactly what some architects and designers want to be able to show off... So I am often shooting with telephoto and/or macro lenses too.