
Canadian Embassy Residence
the residence in Vienna, photographed to the embassy's guidelines
Architecture and interior photography that shows your design the way you intended it.
You’ve designed something exceptional. Now it needs photographs that prove it. I’m an interior and architecture photographer in Vienna turning finished projects into portfolios, magazine features and awards submissions.

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Then we can talk a little bit about the architectural photography itself.
Clients often choose an architect or designer based on the strength of their portfolio. The quality of the photography directly shapes that decision. I deliver images that showcase your design intent with clarity, helping you secure future commissions, award submissions and publication features. Every project begins with careful planning. I study how natural light moves through a space throughout the day, select the strongest angles and produce a set of images capture how the space feels, not just how it looks.
I focus on clean lines, balanced composition and the way light interacts with materials to reveal texture and depth. All images are delivered in high resolution, colour-accurate and ready for portfolios, print media and digital platforms. You get a streamlined workflow, consistent results and imagery that truly reflects the standard of your work.
For the Canadian Embassy Residence in Vienna, I worked to strict guidelines from the embassy to document the Head of Mission residence. See the Canadian Embassy Residence project.
Interiors are about how a space feels to be in, and that's what the photographs have to carry: the materials, the way the rooms connect, the light at the right time of day. I photograph interiors for interior designers and architects, styled and composed with you on the day. Months, even years, of design work, shown in a few considered frames.
Clients often choose a designer on the strength of a portfolio, so these photographs are your most direct sales tool. They bring in enquiries from your website and social media, support submissions to magazines and awards and work for many years to come.
For Interior Eclectics, a UK interior design studio, I photographed a finished project and made the film of it, so their portfolio and their website tell the same story. See the Interior Eclectics project.
A hotel sells a feeling before it sells a room. The photographs have to make someone on the other side of the world want to be there: the room they'll wake up in, the restaurant, the light in the lobby. I photograph hotels and hospitality with consistency across the whole property, for the booking pages, website and social media.
For hotels, restaurants and venues, photographs carry much of the decision at the moment of booking. Guests compare options side by side on booking platforms, in search results and on social media, and the images do most of the persuading. A complete, consistent set also serves your own website, press features, event sales brochures and advertising, so the same shoot supports direct bookings and the wider brand.
Hospitality shoots happen in working buildings, so I plan the schedule with your team around check-outs, service times and the light in each space. Rooms are prepared and styled before they are photographed, and scenes with guests or staff can be added to bring the spaces to life, with models organised by me or by you. If you need food and drink photography or a short film as well, they can be planned and quoted as part of the same production.
For The Social Hub Vienna, I photographed the rooms across the hotel in one consistent look, to their exacting standards. See The Social Hub Vienna project.
You're not hiring a camera operator. You're hiring someone who has photographed a lot of exceptional spaces and knows what to do with yours.
Image licensing is agreed in the estimate and written into your offer.
Request an offerThe process I send every client, in short.
Phase 1
We start with a call, from the basics (the project, the type of space, the address) to how you'd like it to look. Anything you already have helps me scope it: floor plans, sketches, renders, photos from your phone. You then get a cost estimate covering pre-production, the shoot, post-production and licensing, so there's nothing hidden.
Phase 2
For smaller projects, the first call is usually enough. For larger ones, we meet with the project team and go through the plans and renders: the key design ideas, how the space is used, what has to be in the pictures. On larger commercial projects I scout the location beforehand and study how the light moves through the building over a day, which sets the shoot schedule.
Phase 3
A shoot day runs 8 to 10 hours, depending on the shot list. We walk the space together first, then build each shot: composition, furniture, styling, light. The camera is linked to an iPad, so you see every image as it's made and sign off the framing and styling as we go. If you can't be there, I work from the brief.
Phase 4
Every image is finished by me, then sent to you for review, with revisions and extra retouching as needed. Standard turnaround is about 2 weeks, faster if we've agreed it before the shoot. You get 2 versions of every final image: full resolution for print and publications, and a web version.
Trust, reliability and quality are the values I've built my reputation on. So you can relax knowing your project is in safe hands.
I highly recommend Matt; working with him is always perfect. His calm, reflective, and unassuming manner is very pleasant, and he truly understands his craft.
I only work with him as a partner for photo and video shoots now. He is absolutely professional and has the necessary passion.

Markus Bauer
Co-Founder, Design You
From team portraits to promotional videos and press photos, we worked with Matt on all of our projects last year, and we’re extremely impressed with the high quality of his work and how easy it was to collaborate with him.

Felix Ambros
Co-Founder, Thinkubator
We absolutely love working with Matt, he has a real talent for capturing the right moments. The quality of the photos and videos is truly outstanding, and working with him is always a breeze. Thank you!

Alexandra Kick
Co-Founder, Thinkubator
Over the past few years I have tried many photographers for different occasions.
Amount all I have to say Matt is by far the most creative and experienced photographer.
On top of that he is very punctual, easygoing and a nice person.
Very glad to have have found someone professional who gives you high quality and creative pictures.

Mani Doustdar
Small Business Owner
I'm absolutely delighted with the photos for my new practice website. The shoot included individual portraits, team photos, action shots, and architectural photography, everything was executed with great professionalism and a fantastic eye for detail.
It was especially convenient that we could follow the images live on an iPad during the shoot. This allowed us to immediately select favourites and make minor adjustments on the spot.
The atmosphere was pleasant, relaxed, and highly professional. The result is a collection of natural, expressive photos that perfectly capture the character of my practice. Thank you so much for the outstanding work!

Doctor
Doctor’s Practice
The questions architects, designers and hotels ask before a shoot.
Each project is estimated on its own: the size of the space, the number of images, how many days we need, pre-production such as a location scout, and how the images will be licensed. You get a clear cost estimate after our first call, with nothing hidden.
It's up to you. Many clients stay for the day, follow the images on an iPad and sign off each frame. Others hand me the keys and the brief. Either way you get the same standard of work.
A typical shoot day is 8 to 10 hours, depending on the shot list. Large properties and hotels can take more than one day.
Standard turnaround is about 2 weeks after the shoot. If you need them sooner, tell me before the shoot and we plan for it.
Yes. Builders, kitchen makers, furniture suppliers and other partners on a project often want the same images. Additional licences and cost sharing are built into the estimate.
We do it together on the day: furniture placement, props, the small things that make a room look lived in rather than staged. For larger productions a stylist can join us.
Yes. We plan the schedule around check out and check in, room by room, so guests are never in the way and the hotel keeps running.
Yes. Project films are a separate service, planned and quoted on their own, shot in the same look as the photographs.
English, my native language. Documents in German are no problem.
Yes. I photograph across Austria, Europe and the UK.
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It starts with a short call about the project, the space and what the images need to do. From there you get a clear, no-obligation cost estimate.
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