Our photography style is clear, clean, bright, and engaging. Our goal is to avoid going overboard in post-production; the images should speak for themselves.  As a rule of thumb, the architecture and its context is the main subject of the images. The photos should always have good lighting and perspectives that are compelling and capture spaces in a realistic way. 

Below are some examples of various project renderings. We don't have a list of rules for the way these images should look, as every project has its own unique style and personality and the renderings should respond accordingly. Important things to remember are: 

1 - Choose views that are the most compelling and tell the story of the project.

2 - Attention to detail is key. Make good use of our Lumion materials library to add texture and detail. Using the Lumion effects well can really make images pop. Take time to get these right.

3 - Lighting is so important to communicate the feel of a space. Do not be afraid to experiment with different times of day and lighting levels. Great theatrical lighting can really sell an auditorium space.