“Photographing public and private interiors is about capturing a series of moments that collectively express the architect’s or designer’s vision.

It’s about identifying the distinctive features of a space—how light interacts with materials, the way colours and textures create mood, how furnishings complement the architecture.

Interiors should also reflect the people who inhabit them. This might mean opting to photograph a school classroom at an angle that’s the same height as an 8-year-old. Or taking the time to observe where people congregate and flow naturally between interior and exterior, then framing the shot accordingly.

By focusing on both the architectural details and the way people engage with the space, my aim is to showcase its functionality and impact.”