A one-hour consultation for photographers working in, or moving into, interior design photography.
Whether you’re finding your footing technically or trying to push your work further creatively, these sessions are built around where you actually are. Before we meet, you’ll fill out a short questionnaire so our time is focused from the start. We can cover lighting, composition, workflow, how to think about space and depth, or how to develop a point of view that feels like yours. Most conversations end up touching all of it.
This isn’t a course or a framework. It’s a direct conversation with someone who works in this field every day.
How it works:
You complete a short questionnaire. We meet on a one-hour video call. You leave with clarity and something actionable to take into your next shoot.
What you get:
Alongside the session, you’ll receive a set of working documents and resources drawn directly from Patrick’s practice, including a rate card, licensing guide, photography contract, cost-sharing contract, pre-shoot questionnaire, client welcome guide, and gear guide.
$450 CAD
Stephen Karlisch’s online lighting course shaped the foundation of how I work with light. It’s the first thing I recommend. Find it below.
Every piece of gear I bring to an interior design shoot, and why it’s there:
Cameras, lenses, lighting, scrims, support, software, and the smaller things that hold it all together on set. Each item is explained, not just listed — what it is, and how it’s used. Seven categories, nothing included for show.