Timber photography
Materials · London and UK-wide
Timber photography in London for mass timber frames, floors, cladding and joinery, with the grain and colour kept true.
Overview
Documenting timber in context
Timber photography covers exposed glulam and CLT frames, timber floors, slatted walls and joinery. It is for timber suppliers, engineers and fit-out firms who want the material seen in a finished space, with its colour and grain looking like the real thing.
Wood goes orange or grey very easily on camera, so I set the colour by hand on site and check it against the material itself. I shoot the whole room so the structure reads, then close in on joints, connections and finishes.
What I capture
In a timber shoot
- Glulam and CLT frames left exposed
- Oak, herringbone and engineered floors
- Slatted walls, ceilings and joinery
- Colour and grain matched to the real timber
Delivered hand-finished and licensed for your use. See rates and licensing.
Selected frames
From the timber archive
Questions
Timber photography, answered
Do you photograph mass timber buildings?
Yes. Exposed glulam and CLT structures are photographed as finished spaces, wide to show the frame and close to show the connections.
How do you keep the colour of the wood right?
White balance is set on site and checked against the timber itself, and the files are colour corrected so the wood is not too orange or too grey.
Who commissions timber photography?
Timber suppliers and engineers, flooring and joinery makers, and the fit-out contractors who install them.
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