Questions before commissioning

Everything clients ask before a shoot — how long it takes, what you receive, how licensing works, and what a quote is based on.

How long does delivery take?

Most projects are delivered within 14 working days, depending on the scope of the shoot and the number of images required. Larger projects are scheduled with a clear delivery timeline agreed before the shoot.

Do you travel?

Yes. Egypt is my base, with projects across the wider Middle East and further afield on request. Travel and accommodation are planned as part of the commission and quoted in advance.

How many images do I receive?

I don’t work to a fixed image quota. Each project is photographed as a considered visual sequence, covering the key views, principal spaces and details that define the design. The final number depends on the project and scope. If you have a specific number of images in mind, let me know and I can plan accordingly.

How does licensing work?

Your fee includes unlimited use on your own website, portfolio, social channels, award entries and press submissions, with no expiry. Third-party use — including contractors, manufacturers and publications — is licensed separately and agreed directly with the relevant party.

What do I need to prepare?

Clear access to the site, finished cleaning, and a point of contact on the day. I take care of the small styling adjustments needed on site and ensure the spaces are prepared for photography.

How is pricing determined?

Pricing is based on the project scope, including shoot days, image requirements and licensing. A detailed written quote is provided before the shoot, with the scope and deliverables clearly defined from the outset.

Can you photograph a building that is not finished?

I generally photograph completed spaces, when the architecture can be experienced as intended. For major projects, I can also document key stages before completion as part of a planned photography programme.

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