INTERIOR, ARCHITECTURE & AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY & MOTION Nov 2025

Anna Fichtner is a German photographer specialising in interior, architectural, and lifestyle imagery.

Recognised for her use of natural light, a sophisticated eye for composition, and a distinctive sense of atmosphere and spatial harmony, Anna blends artistic precision with a human touch, creating imagery that evokes both design integrity and emotion. She delivers elevated visual narratives that capture the essence of materials, textures, and light in thoughtfully designed spaces.

Anna works closely with interior brands, designers, and hospitality clients to craft timeless, editorial-quality visuals. Brands such as Nespresso, schlafgut, Weleda, Boffi, Landau+Kindelbacher, and Hotel Königshof München trust Anna with their projects.

Based near Munich, Anna enjoys collaborating with clients worldwide on projects that combine aesthetic excellence and authenticity.

Alex Buschor is the photographer behind APiX, a Zurich-based photography studio specialising in architecture, outdoor, and aerial imagery. With more than 20 years of experience and a photography diploma from the Douglas Mawson Institute in Adelaide, Australia, he combines technical expertise with a refined sense of visual aesthetics.

His work is characterised by meticulous planning and the use of modern technology – whether through drone photography or classic architectural imagery.

In his latest series, Alex focuses on virtual home staging and real estate videos. By digitally furnishing and styling spaces, he creates realistic and emotionally engaging impressions that help viewers visualise the full potential of a property. Through thoughtful composition and dynamic visuals, his work presents real estate in a modern, appealing, and impactful way.

Dan Sellers, based in Dallas, Texas, is a photographer of architecture, interiors and the built environment. Assignments take him throughout Texas and the Southwest and his client base is diverse.

His clients include contractors, construction companies, architects, corporate clients, restaurants, interior designers, and commercial clients.

Dan’s technical abilities and sensitivity make his images visually impactful while bringing strong composition and unique elements into play to sell his clients ideas and designs.

Doris Thompson is a Vancouver-based architectural and interiors photographer with design in her DNA. 

"I specialise in capturing the essence of modern architectural builds, weaving light, form, and texture into compelling visual narratives. My lens reveals the soul of each space—highlighting bold lines, innovative materials, and the intentional interplay of light and shadow that define contemporary design.

Whether collaborating with architects, interior designers, or developers, I create images that not only showcase your projects but also evoke the emotion and vision behind every detail.

Let’s turn your architectural achievements into lasting visual stories that inspire and connect."

The New York City-based photography team of Ellen McDermott and creative partner Bridget Sciales produces timeless visual language with their imagery that is both intimate and visceral. 

Their photography evokes emotion which enhances the digital experience for consumers across e-commerce, marketing and content creation. Their approach involves shooting with a studied and refined lighting that immediately provokes the viewer into a time and space.

“Throughout our careers together we have partnered with our clients as a driving force with digital pioneering and customer engagement using new and emerging digital channels. The end result is extremely well curated experiences in the era of digital immediacy. We translate our client’s retail standards and needs in the e-comm space that drives social commerce and leads digital innovation”.

The work can be seen in ad campaigns, digital content, books, corporate assignments and private collections throughout the United States, Europe and Asia.

Clients include Ralph Lauren, One Kings Lane, Martha Stewart Living, Iconix Brands, Sophia Cashmere, Chicos, Brooks Brothers, White House Black Market, Toast, Plain Goods, Architectural Digest, Christie's, Sotheby’s, and Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, among others.

Originally trained in photojournalism, Erik Sven is a Seattle-based photographer specialising in objects, interiors, portraiture, architecture, motion picture, and storytelling. His style aims to capture the emotional undertow of subjects while upholding high standards of technical precision. Shape, gradient, expression, and compositional blocking can be found throughout Erik’s work.

His favorite photographs often contain negative space and contemplative moments. That being said, his work lands at the intersection of the objective and personal style. After years of assisting, retouching, and corporate creative positions, he is happy where he landed and enjoys collaborating with enthusiastic, creative people.

Erik works alongside interior designers, architects, galleries, museums, and builders with select clients including Skanska, FRANKiE 4, Zumiez, TKP Design, and Thence By Descent.

His work has appeared in global campaigns, magazines, national catalogues, and trade booths. This year Erik Sven is focused on building lasting relationships and looks forward to many coffees.

"At Joe Tanis Photography, we work closely with architects, interior designers, and real estate professionals to highlight the unique features and sophisticated details of each space.

With lighting, composition, and post-production techniques, we ensure each shot reflects the true beauty and elegance of good design."

Matthew Anderson is a visual storyteller working at the intersection of architecture, design, and narrative. As a photographer and filmmaker, he partners with AEC teams to craft compelling imagery that captures not just what spaces look like but how they feel, function, and serve.

His work spans civic, commercial, education, and healthcare projects across the western U.S., often blending polished architectural photography with motion-driven storytelling. Whether it’s a serene exterior, a bustling interior, or a bird’s eye construction sequence, Matt approaches every shot as part of a larger narrative arc.

With an FAA Part 107 license and experience navigating complex project logistics, he thrives on location, balancing creativity with clarity, beauty with business impact. His goal is to create images that help teams win awards, grow trust, and move people.

Explore more at mattande.com.

"I’m Michael Matsil, architectural photographer living in the southwest serving Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas and So. California.

I have been educated as an architect to the Master's degree level, so visually interpreting buildings, interiors and landscapes in an authentic and specific way have been the underpinnings of my photographic approach for 25 years.

My understanding of architectural design and photographic craft are fully integrated which will bring clarity and strength to the presentation of any visual project. I am seeking ongoing working relationships that especially provide you and your audience with a consistent and faithful vision of architectural expression within specific contexts.

It’s not just photography... it’s architectural photography."

Mike Toy is a Barbados-based photographer specialising in architecture and interiors, capturing buildings and spaces at their most honest and atmospheric. His work celebrates natural light — the subtle shifts, shadows, and highlights that transform a subject throughout the day.

He has photographed over five hundred of the Caribbean’s most prestigious private homes, hotels and resorts, with his work featured in Architectural Digest, Condé Nast Traveller, and The Sunday Times. His images have also found their way into global brand collections, including acquisitions by IKEA.

Mike approaches each project with a calm, instinctive eye, seeking the perfect balance between structure and soul. Alongside his architectural work, he also photographs aerial, fashion, and lifestyle subjects and has photographed nine books.

Recent projects include a collection of luxury homes at Apes Hill, an extended assignment in rural Ontario, and the completion of a forthcoming book on the Barbados Synagogue Historic District in Bridgetown.

Sara Essex Bradley has spent more than 20 years capturing interiors and architecture through a distinctive artistic lens. Her creative eye and practical problem-solving make her a trusted collaborator for leading interior designers and architects. Known for her collaborative and upbeat presence on set, Sara brings both professionalism and a sense of ease to every project.

Her portfolio has expanded to include hospitality and retail, with recent commissions for a resort in Napa and boutique hotels across Louisiana and Mississippi. Retail clients include Warby Parker and Rivian.

Sara has been the sole photographer on three design coffee table books, most recently 'Bohemian Soul: The Vanishing Interiors of New Orleans', published by Rizzoli Books in 2024. A forthcoming book focused on artists’ homes along the Mississippi Gulf Coast is due next year.

Based in New Orleans, Sara spends her summers in Los Angeles, photographing a growing number of West Coast projects.

This Spotlight features photography by Tim Gerard Barker, captured on his return to Amanoi Resort to document the newly completed Ocean Pool Residence. Having previously photographed six of Amanoi’s residences in 2021–2022, Tim approached the project with a deep understanding of the resort’s architecture, light, and quiet elegance.

The Ocean Pool Residence stands apart with its private spa house — featuring treatment rooms, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, and lounge — and the brief was simple: capture the residence at its most magical, during golden hour.

With the sun slipping behind the mountains each afternoon, sunrise became the perfect moment. Each morning began before dawn, every detail prepared the night before. By the final day, the team moved in seamless rhythm — two drones in the air, two cameras on the ground — capturing Amanoi’s refined beauty and the calm of the Ninh Thuan coastline in the first light of day.

Tom Jasny is a Düsseldorf-based photographer specialising in portrait, architectural, and hotel photography. For over 20 years, he has worked with both national and international clients. Alongside his commissioned projects, Tom also develops personal work that explores social issues, urban structures, and reflections on everyday life.

With a strong focus on visual storytelling, he captures spaces, people, and moments in a way that conveys a distinctive narrative. His work is defined by a refined sense of light, atmosphere, and authenticity. The visual aesthetic is modern, minimalist, yet expressive — always underpinned by meticulous attention to detail and a natural approach. Through clear imagery, precise composition, and emotional depth, his photographs carry an unmistakable visual signature.