An assignment for James Wyman Architects to document their extensive refurbishment of 88 Westbourne Park Road, London. The project involved creating a new basement level, a rear extension opening up the floor plan and a sculptural spiral staircase. More Images
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An assignment for James Wyman Architects to document their design for Modern Baker in Summertown Oxford. More Images
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An assignment for James Wyman Architects to document their Studio in Oxford. More Images
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An assignment for architectural practice Yeang Creative to photograph their refurbishment of a London apartment to create “habitable art”. www.62stanhopegardens.com
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An assignment for Danish architectural practice C.F. Møller to photograph their refurbishment of an apartment in Mayfair, London. The design combines a refined modernism with a muted palette set against the warmth of a timber floor. The apartment is fitted out with classics of Danish design including a vase by Alvar Aalto, the Poul Henningsen artichoke lamp shade and the PK9 dining chair by Poul Kjaerholm.
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Oxfordshire based Developer Belmark Homes contacted me to reshoot a property as they felt the estate agent’s photographs didn’t do the property justice. Even though it looks like the estate agent used a wide angle lens and a tripod, which is better than most, the original pictures do not maximise the potential of the building. In my reshoot I have tried to convey the two strongest aspects of the house that are not conveyed in the first shoot: its rural setting and quality of materials and fittings. View my entire photoshoot of Fairlawne House here.
BEFORE Estate Agent's Front Exterior Photograph • Setting looks stark, like a housing estate not a rural setting • Building falls backwards, verticals not vertical • Sky highlights overexposed
AFTER: Front Exterior Photo by Quintin Lake • Leafy and quiet setting conveyed • verticals corrected
BEFORE: Estate Agent's Rear Exterior Photograph • Tree obscures building • Flat tonal exposure • Emphasis on less attractive facade of building
AFTER: Rear Exterior, Photo by Quintin Lake • Tree frames building • Attractive facade emphasised
BEFORE: Estate Agent's Kitchen Interior Photograph • Room appears small dark and gloomy • Off angle verticals distracting
AFTER: Kitchen Interior, Photo by Quintin Lake • Colour tone removed • perspective corrected • space lightened with off camera flash • room lights switched on add visual interest • wide angle lens shows width of room
BEFORE: Estate Agent's Bathroom Interior Photograph • bath room appears cold and small • doesn't show oak door or shower
AFTER: Bathroom Interior, Photo by Quintin Lake • warm tone added • oak door leads eye in to room and warms image • perspective corrected • wide angle lens used to include shower unit
Geometry & Silence 