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Seattle architectural photographer Andrew Buchanan will be on hiatus starting November 1, 2019 and not accepting new projects. For more information about Andrew's status, or to request recommendations for other photographers in the meantime, please see Andrew's blog post here.
Andrew offers photography of architecture, interiors, commercial & public spaces, and other built environments to design and marketing professionals, developers, hotels and resorts, magazines, and advertisers needing compelling, graphic photos of The Spaces Where We Live, Work, and Play. Andrew specializes in architectural and interiors photography, helicopter aerial photography, land design photos, and hotel & resort photography in Seattle, throughout Washington and Oregon, and nationwide.
To see some photography samples please start in the Live Gallery for residential architecture and interiors, the Work Gallery for photography of commercial, education, and office projects, or the Play Gallery for photography of hotels & resorts, entertainment spaces, and outdoor projects like residential gardens, parks, and campuses. If you're interested in aerial photography, try the Aerial Gallery. Or, if you have a project in mind and would like to see how I photograph a completed design, from planing through delivery, please visit the Sample Projects page to get started.
Do you need an interiors photographer or architectural photographer in Seattle or elsewhere? For the past 23 years, more than 300 firms have trusted Andrew to feature their best projects, including some of the largest firms in the country, and some of the smallest in Seattle. Regardless of size or project, Andrew believes that working with an architectural photographer should be creative, collaborative, and efficient for everyone. Read more about Process & Pricing below.
Before starting in architectural photography, I had a first career in hospitality that I enjoyed but left it in 1995 to pursue my dream, returned to school, and soon began photographing professionally. Early experience photographing travel stories and environmental portraiture then led to corporate work and some annual reports, but I soon realized that every trip I took, every job I loved most, every image I found most compelling, nearly always involved interesting physical structures, the light that permeates them, and the spaces that surround them. Since 2000, I've specialized in architectural and interiors photography, helicopter aerial photos, and landscape design photography of designed and built environments - Photographing the Spaces Where We Live, Work, and Play.® keep reading . . .
The process of hiring a photographer to feature your architecture project might seem daunting. Whether your firm is new to hiring an architectural photographer or you photograph dozens of projects per year, you'll likely have questions about how we work together, how many photos you'll receive, and how much it costs. My Work With Us page answers many of these FAQ's about hiring an architectural photographer. However please know that I treat every project, and every client's needs, as unique. I am happy to work with you to hear what you need most, and figure out how to get it for you. Please get in touch when you're ready, and let's talk.
Seattle architectural photographer Andrew Buchanan will be on hiatus starting November 1, 2019 and not accepting new projects. For more information about Andrew's status, or for recommendations for other photographers in the meantime, please see Andrew's blog post here.
Andrew offers photography of architecture, interiors, commercial & public spaces, and other built environments to design and marketing professionals, developers, hotels and resorts, magazines, and advertisers needing compelling, graphic photos of The Spaces Where We Live, Work, and Play. Andrew specializes in architectural and interiors photography, helicopter aerial photography, land design photos, and hotel & resort photography in Seattle, throughout Washington and Oregon, and nationwide.
To see some photography samples please start in the Live Gallery for residential architecture and interiors, the Work Gallery for photography of commercial, education, and office projects, or the Play Gallery for photography of hotels & resorts, entertainment spaces, and outdoor projects like residential gardens, parks, and campuses. If you're interested in aerial photography, try the Aerial Gallery. Or, if you have a project in mind and would like to see how I photograph a completed design, from planning through delivery, please visit the Sample Projects page to get started.
Do you need an interiors photographer or architectural photographer in Seattle or elsewhere? For the past 23 years, more than 300 firms have trusted Andrew to feature their best projects, including some of the largest firms in the country, and some of the smallest in Seattle. Read more about Andrew's Process & Pricing below.
Before starting in architectural photography, I had a first career in hospitality that I enjoyed but left it in 1995 to pursue my dream, returned to school, and soon began photographing professionally. Early experience photographing travel stories and environmental portraiture then led to corporate work and some annual reports, but I soon realized that every trip I took, every job I loved most, every image I found most compelling, nearly always involved interesting physical structures, the light that permeates them, and the spaces that surround them. Since 2000, I've specialized in architectural and interiors photography, helicopter aerial photos, and landscape design photography of designed and built environments - Photographing the Spaces Where We Live, Work, and Play.® keep reading . . .
The process of hiring a photographer to feature your architecture project might seem daunting. Whether your firm is new to hiring an architectural photographer or you photograph dozens of projects per year, you'll likely have questions about how we work together, how many photos you'll receive, and how much it costs. My Work With Us page answers many of these FAQ's about hiring an architectural photographer. However please know that I treat every project, and every client's needs, as unique. I am happy to work with you to hear what you need most, and figure out how to get it for you. Please get in touch when you're ready, and let's talk.
