Liz Artindale

London: Liz Artindale  

Liz Artindale is an experienced architectural and interiors photographer based in London, shooting digital, large format film and HD movies across all sectors in the UK and abroad.

She has recently shot for the ASK restaurant chain, the Petrie Museum in London, The Bildeston Crown Hotel in Suffolk, the Richard Ward salon in London (which, as Kate Middleton’s hairdresser, had a revamp before the royal wedding), and a project for the architects TP Bennett. Recent editorial clients include Good Homes in the UK and Maisons de Campagne in France.

Liz also finally went on a much-awaited trip to Japan, where she photographed three amazing houses in the Tokyo region and Nagoya before embarking on some sightseeing in central and western Japan, well away from the earthquake-damaged areas.

Liz also recently moved offices and her new contact details are available on her website.

London: Liz Artindale  

London-based interiors and architectural photographer Liz Artindale shoots digital, large format film and HD movies in the UK and abroad. She has recently completed more photography for this year's annual review for the London Transport Museum, photographed Claridges Hotel and Galvin La Chapelle restaurant for Intelligent Life magazine, and concessions in Harvey Nichols and Selfridges for Marc Jacobs, Balenciaga and Gucci Sport.

Liz has also photographed in and around Notting Hill for a developer, as well as a private residential renovation in Islington and office interiors for Artemis.

Her planned trip to Japan later this year to shoot interiors for a personal project has been put on hold until next spring.

London: Liz Artindale  

London-based interiors and architectural photographer Liz Artindale has completed numerous projects this summer, including photography for The London Transport Museum yearbook, Lola's Cupcake Bar in Selfridges and interiors for Brand Me design group's offices.

Her most recent project involved shooting both stills and video at two Oxford colleges for a commercial to be shown on Korean TV, something she believes photographers will be doing more of - especially as moving images on websites become increasingly common.

Looking ahead to next year, Liz is planning a trip to Japan to shoot some interiors for a personal project.

London: Liz Artindale  

London-based architectural and interiors photographer Liz Artindale has just completed a major job for Sony Computer Entertainment. Photographing the company's gaming studios and local environments in the USA and Europe, the shoot took her from San Diego to Seattle, and from Amsterdam to Runcorn.

She also recently completed a number of retail projects, including the new interactive Barclays Bank in Piccadilly, a new shop in The National Gallery and the Grand Arcade in Cambridge.

Other commissions include new interiors at the New Zealand High Commission in London and an innovative redevelopment of Chessington College, Surrey.

She took time out last summer to go on a fantastic trip to Borneo and, despite the rain, fell in love with the orangutans!

London [UK]: Liz Artindale  

London-based architectural and interior photographer Liz Artindale has had an interesting year. After a personal trip to Morocco in January to find some much needed sun, she returned to the UK to shoot new Next and Gap stores in London, the Bullring Shopping Centre in Birmingham for Land Securities, and the newly redesigned premises of Tussauds Studio.

She also photographed a large new residential development for Comer Homes in Portland, Dorset which overlooks the sailing site for the 2012 Olympics.

A new personal project to shoot another calendar around her coastal home is underway, this time from her new (small) boat.

Liz Artindale - London [UK]  

Liz Artindale is a well-established interiors & exteriors photographer shooting on location both digitally and on film.

Some of her recent clients include niche and prestige developers Marldon, Marcus Cooper & Comer Homes, for whom she has just completed a five-day, 2500km trip around Germany.

She has also recently completed a regular contract for Amtico flooring and, as a football fan, says she was thrilled to photograph the new Emirates Stadium for Arsenal FC.

Liz tells us that personal projects are very important to her and a series of landscape photographs taken around her new coastal home became a well-received calendar and also forms part of an upcoming exhibition to raise funds for the lifeboat organisation, the RNLI.