Architecture & Interior Photography by Studio BluOra

Architecture & Interior Photography by Studio BluOra

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Architectural Photography is a field, which employs the best of both worlds – architects cum professional photographers. However, hiring an architectural photographer for your portfolio building helps realize the designer’s dream in real-time portraits of the space.

Studio BluOra started out as a freelancing project by two individuals who were architecture students with an immense passion for photography. Gitesh Gupta and Sarah Goswami, whose brainchild has bloomed into this successful venture, turned their freelancing into a firm in 2017. Young but visionary, the company has in its portfolio, some of the well-known designers and companies in India. Having worked on over 300+ projects so far, and been featured in renowned magazines, Studio BluOra and the team has achieved immensely in recent times and continue to do so.

Speaking about work, Sarah says on behalf of both, “Architectural Photography is a niche field in itself. The profession is much in-demand but with very less supply. Every project, be it interiors or site execution, or a façade design project; has a portfolio. The portfolio becomes pivotal to advertising and communicating the designer’s vision in simpler terms to the common user group.”

Besides, the projection of the product on the brochure or account handle has to be speaking of the design + space, crucial to both the architect himself and the end customer. Photography helps break and decode this complexity into simple frames that help you experience space.

Gitesh (Founder-Studio BluOra) adds on by saying “Hiring a professional photographer for shooting your project might be a bit heavy on your pocket but a very fruitful experience. In the era of social media advertising, photographers at Studio BluOra come with live location, set-development, and frame development knowledge. Given the opportunity, they can do wonders to make it look ambient and appealing on-screen.”