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I specialise in architectural, interior, landscape, and lifestyle photography. My work often involves photographing buildings, designed spaces, coastal landscapes, and environments where people interact with architecture and nature. These images are typically used by architects, designers, property developers, tourism organisations, and businesses for marketing, editorial, and promotional purposes.

My photography focuses on natural light, minimal composition, and authentic environments. I observe how light interacts with landscapes, architecture, and interiors, using it as the structural foundation for each image. The aim is to create calm, timeless photos that highlight the character of a place rather than overpower it with artificial lighting or heavy styling.

Yes. I am based in Jersey in the Channel Islands and regularly work on photography projects across the island. Jersey offers a wide variety of landscapes, architecture, and coastal environments that provide excellent opportunities for architectural, landscape, and lifestyle photography.

Yes. I regularly undertake photography assignments across the Channel Islands, including Jersey and Guernsey. The islands provide unique coastal landscapes, historic architecture, and natural environments that are ideal for both commercial and editorial photography.

Yes. While I’m based in Jersey, I’m available to travel for photography assignments across the UK, Europe, and internationally. Many projects involve working on location to capture architecture, landscapes, and environments in their natural setting. Please get in touch via my contact page to discuss your project.

Yes. Drone photography offers a distinctive aerial perspective, revealing buildings, landscapes, and developments in a way that cannot be achieved from ground level. It is especially effective for showcasing large properties, coastal environments, construction sites, and the wider architectural context. As a fully qualified and insured commercial drone pilot, I provide high-quality aerial photography across a range of commercial projects, creating considered, atmospheric imagery with precision and professionalism.

Yes. I am a licensed commercial drone pilot, which means I am qualified to operate drones for professional photography and commercial projects. Operating drones commercially requires certification, insurance, and an understanding of aviation safety and regulations, ensuring that aerial photography is carried out safely and legally.

Yes. I work closely with architects and developers to document projects and help present their work across portfolios, publications, and marketing. I aim to capture the design intent and overall quality of a building through simple, well-composed imagery, often focusing on a sense of minimalism that highlights the considered simplicity of good design.

Yes. I love capturing interior spaces, focusing on the atmosphere, layout, and design details that define them. My work is often used by interior designers, architects, hotels, and property owners to present their spaces across portfolios, websites, magazines, and marketing materials.

Yes. I photograph hotels, restaurants, and guest accommodation, focusing on both the spaces and the experience they offer. By capturing interiors, architecture, and surrounding landscapes, I aim to reflect the atmosphere and character of each destination. This often extends into food and drink photography, capturing a fuller sense of the experience.

The cost of architectural photography can vary depending on the size of the project, the number of images required, and how the photographs will be used. Factors such as location, travel requirements, drone photography, and image licensing can also influence the overall cost.

I usually provide a tailored quote for each architectural or interior photography project so that the scope of work is clear and the final images meet the specific needs of the client. If you would like to discuss a project or request a quote, please get in touch with details of the location, the type of space, and how the images will be used.

The best time of day for me to photograph architecture or landscapes is usually early morning or late afternoon, when the sun is lower in the sky and the light is softer. These periods, often referred to as the golden hours, create longer shadows and richer textures, helping to reveal the form and structure of buildings and landscapes.

When I photograph interiors, I also pay close attention to how natural light enters the space. I plan the timing of the shoot carefully so that the light complements the architecture and creates a balanced, natural atmosphere in the final images.

Preparing a property before a photoshoot helps ensure the final images look clean, welcoming, and visually balanced. This usually involves decluttering spaces, arranging furniture neatly, and ensuring surfaces are tidy. Natural light is important, so opening blinds or curtains can help create a brighter and more natural atmosphere.

For commercial or architectural projects, it can also be helpful to consider how the space will be used during the shoot, including lighting, styling, and access to key areas. Taking time to prepare the environment allows the photography to focus on the design, structure, and character of the space.

As a professional photographer, I create high-quality images that communicate a story, atmosphere, or message for a client. My work involves much more than simply taking photographs. I carefully plan compositions, work with natural light, select the right equipment, and edit images to ensure the final photographs are technically strong and visually compelling. Professional photography helps businesses and organisations communicate their work clearly through powerful imagery.

While smartphones are great for everyday photography, professional photography involves specialised equipment, technical expertise, and a trained eye for composition and light. I use professional cameras and lenses, carefully manage lighting conditions, and refine images through editing to ensure they look polished and consistent. For architecture, landscapes, and commercial projects, professional photography helps present a space or project in the best possible way.

For me, a great photograph combines strong composition, thoughtful use of light, and a clear sense of atmosphere. Timing, perspective, and attention to detail all play an important role. My aim is always to capture not only how something looks, but also how it feels, allowing the viewer to connect with the space, landscape, or subject in a natural and authentic way.

Natural light is one of the most powerful tools in photography. By observing how daylight interacts with landscapes, architecture, and interiors throughout the day, it is possible to create images that feel authentic and atmospheric. I prefer to work with available light wherever possible, carefully choosing the time of day and angle of light to highlight textures, shapes, and spatial qualities within the scene.

Yes. Lifestyle photography helps brands communicate their identity through natural and authentic imagery. These photographs often show people interacting with environments, products, or experiences in a relaxed and genuine way, making them particularly effective for marketing, social media, and editorial storytelling.

I use professional cameras, lenses, and tripods designed to produce high-resolution images with excellent detail and colour accuracy. For architectural and interior photography, I often use wide-angle or specialist tilt-shift lenses to maintain straight lines and correct perspective. I also use professional editing software to refine the final images and ensure a consistent finish.

All of my stock images are available through my online library at CIStockPhotos, where you can browse and license photographs of Jersey, Guernsey, and other Channel Islands locations. Images can be viewed online and licensed for download directly through the website.

Yes. My stock library includes a large collection of landscape and coastal photography of Jersey, including beaches, cliffs, harbours, and iconic island locations. These images are often used by tourism organisations, publications, and businesses that want to visually represent the natural character of the Channel Islands.

Yes. If you are looking for a particular location, landscape, or type of image from Jersey or the Channel Islands, feel free to get in touch. I may already have suitable images in my archive or may be able to photograph a specific location if needed.

Professional stock photography provides authentic, high-quality imagery of real locations that can help businesses communicate a strong sense of place. My stock image library focuses specifically on Jersey and the Channel Islands, making it easier for organisations to find accurate and visually compelling images that represent the islands.

Yes, I also shoot weddings. My approach to wedding photography is largely documentary in style. I focus on capturing genuine moments as they happen rather than heavily staging the day. This allows the photographs to reflect the real atmosphere and emotion of the wedding. You can see my work by viewing my other website - www.andylegresleyweddings.com