Lighting · Composition · Framing
You’ve styled something beautiful — now it’s time to capture it.
You’ve spent hours creating a space that feels intentional and full of character. But when you pick up your camera, the photo looks flat, cluttered, or nothing like the room in front of you.
It’s frustrating — and it makes sharing your work feel like more of a hurdle than a joy.
Field Guide No. 1: Fundamentals is your practical, real-world manual for understanding the essentials of interior photography.
With simple, hands-on guidance on lighting, composition, and framing, this guide shows you how to:
Work with natural light (and soften it when it’s too harsh).
Frame your interiors so they look intentional and inviting.
Choose the right camera height and angle to show proportions correctly.
Use simple tools like the rule of thirds and leading lines to create flow.
Simplify your styling so the hero of the shot always stands out.
This isn’t theory. It’s not overloaded with jargon.
It’s a working manual designed for you to use in your own home or client spaces — with checklists, FAQs, and field exercises you can return to whenever you need clarity.
Think of it as your notebook in the field: part reference, part practice partner.
Interior stylists and designers who want to photograph their own work.
Airbnb hosts and small business owners who need beautiful photos to promote their spaces.
Beginners who want to learn the basics without overwhelm.
✔️ Clear explanations of lighting, composition, and framing
✔️ Real-world examples and problem/solution tips
✔️ Practical checklists for quick reference
✔️ FAQs that answer the questions beginners actually ask
✔️ Field Exercises to help you practise and build confidence
Launch Price: $27 AUD
Instant digital download — yours to keep, use, and return to whenever you need it.
Step inside the field guide and start capturing your interiors with clarity and style.
Your creative work deserves to be seen. Don’t let poor photos hold it back. With the right fundamentals, you’ll have everything you need to turn your styling into images that reflect the beauty of the space.
Lighting · Composition · Framing
You’ve styled something beautiful — now it’s time to capture it.
You’ve spent hours creating a space that feels intentional and full of character. But when you pick up your camera, the photo looks flat, cluttered, or nothing like the room in front of you.
It’s frustrating — and it makes sharing your work feel like more of a hurdle than a joy.
Field Guide No. 1: Fundamentals is your practical, real-world manual for understanding the essentials of interior photography.
With simple, hands-on guidance on lighting, composition, and framing, this guide shows you how to:
Work with natural light (and soften it when it’s too harsh).
Frame your interiors so they look intentional and inviting.
Choose the right camera height and angle to show proportions correctly.
Use simple tools like the rule of thirds and leading lines to create flow.
Simplify your styling so the hero of the shot always stands out.
This isn’t theory. It’s not overloaded with jargon.
It’s a working manual designed for you to use in your own home or client spaces — with checklists, FAQs, and field exercises you can return to whenever you need clarity.
Think of it as your notebook in the field: part reference, part practice partner.
Interior stylists and designers who want to photograph their own work.
Airbnb hosts and small business owners who need beautiful photos to promote their spaces.
Beginners who want to learn the basics without overwhelm.
✔️ Clear explanations of lighting, composition, and framing
✔️ Real-world examples and problem/solution tips
✔️ Practical checklists for quick reference
✔️ FAQs that answer the questions beginners actually ask
✔️ Field Exercises to help you practise and build confidence
Launch Price: $27 AUD
Instant digital download — yours to keep, use, and return to whenever you need it.
Step inside the field guide and start capturing your interiors with clarity and style.
Your creative work deserves to be seen. Don’t let poor photos hold it back. With the right fundamentals, you’ll have everything you need to turn your styling into images that reflect the beauty of the space.
