by bnbmedia | Oct 30, 2022 | Architecture, Glasgow, Property Photography
London property photographer. This is a really fabulous kitchen extension designed by Amanda at A-Cubed Designs and built in Glasgow. The garden was still going through work, which there’s no point in hiding in the photos, but as you can see there is tonnes of light...
by bnbmedia | Oct 29, 2022 | Architecture, Property Photography
London real estate photographer. In early summer 2022, I photographed a single-floor kitchen extension in Glasgow. for Amanda at A-Cubed Designs. I absolutely love working for Amanda as she’s not only one of the nicest clients I work with, her properties always look...
by bnbmedia | Oct 29, 2022 | Architecture, London, Property Photography
London property photographer. So first of all an introduction to myself. Over the last 14 years, I have lived and worked in Edinburgh. During this time I have photographed 350 weddings, many events, thousands of cars, and in the region of a thousand properties. These...
by bnbmedia | Oct 28, 2022 | Architecture, Glasgow, Property Photography
London property photographer. Every so often I’ll photograph a property that blows my socks off and this is one of those. Over the last year I’ve worked with Amanda Campbell from A-Cubed Design and she referred me to her friend Sara Hamilton at Breagh Architects. Sara...
by Chris Radley | May 31, 2022 | Fife, Interiors, Property Photography
London property photographer. This really lovely house was photographed in Hillend, Fife, very close to Dalgety Bay. Dalgety Bay over the last 18 months has seen a surge in demand as many Edinburgh people have moved out of the city due to rising costs, and with...
by Chris Radley | May 31, 2022 | Dunfermline, Fife, Interiors, Property Photography
London estate agent photographer. Rosyth in Scotland is a really interesting place. The main workplace in Rosyth has to be the dockyards and this makes it a very industrial town. I personally wouldn’t want to live there and most of the dozens of properties I’ve...
