Explore the photography portfolio of Tarek ElBaradie: interiors, architecture, hospitality, food and products.

Toronto-based. Available worldwide.

Residential kitchen with exposed timber beams, pendant lighting and a central island

Interiors & Architecture

Spaces, structure, materials and the way light brings them together.

Travco Nile cruise property in Aswan

Hospitality

Iraqi qouzi with rice

Food

Commercial product photography by TB Studios

Product

A photography portfolio for your next project

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Start with the category that best matches your project. Interiors and architecture focus on spaces, structure and materials. Hospitality brings together the rooms, dining areas and shared spaces that shape a guest experience. Food centres on dishes, ingredients and presentation, while product photography reveals shape, texture and finish.

You can also look across the collections. A hotel assignment, for example, may need architectural views, food photographs and styled details in one image library. Seeing these subjects together can help you decide what your own brief should include.

As you browse, note the photographs that connect with your project. Consider the lighting, camera angle, styling and balance of wide views and close details. Then share those references alongside the subjects you need to photograph. References help explain a direction; the final approach should suit your own space, product or brand.

Next, list the finished images and where they will appear. Your website, a menu, an editorial feature and a printed brochure may need different views or crops. Also include the location, preferred dates and any preparation or access requirements. If several people will approve the photographs, identify the main project contact. This keeps references, priorities and practical requirements together as we develop the brief. These details give us a useful starting point for planning the assignment.

The hospitality photography process explains the steps from a complete shot list and estimate to scouting, departmental coordination, staging, lighting and delivery. For other commissions, the service pages outline the relevant coverage. Finally, use the contact page to discuss the collection of photographs your project needs.