Construction photographs can provide a useful record of a project and show prospective clients the work your company delivers. The images needed during a build may be quite different from the photographs used to promote the finished development.
Recording progress
Photographs taken at agreed stages can show how a site changes, the work being carried out and details that may be covered later. They can also give clients and project partners a clearer view of progress when they cannot visit the site.
Showing the completed work
Once a project is finished, photographs can show the building, its setting and the details of the work. These images can be useful for a project portfolio, website, brochure or presentation.
Ground and aerial views
Ground photographs show the work and the people involved at close range. Drone photographs can add context by showing the wider site and its surroundings.
For an example, see my photographic record of the St Mary’s Hospital extension installation, where I covered the work from the ground, from the air and on video.
Tell me the location, the stages you want to record and where the finished photographs will be used, and we can plan the coverage around your project.
