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Architectural and interior photography and video reel by Kevin Galliford, Connecticut

ARCHITECTURAL & INTERIOR
PHOTOGRAPHY + VIDEO
IN CONNECTICUT

Elevating spaces with photography

that shapes perception and drives demand.

Luxury isn’t captured. It’s crafted.™

CONNECTICUT · NEW YORK · MASSACHUSETTS · NATIONAL

2019 EMMY AWARD  ·  7 EMMY NOMINATIONS  ·  THE BOSTON GLOBE

HOBI BEST HOUSE  ·  AZEK / JAMES HARDIE NATIONAL CAMPAIGNS

Photography & films for interior designers, architects, builders & brands. From residential and commercial spaces, custom homes and interiors.

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​​Every project is shot to elevate designed spaces, attract audiences, and strengthen brands that refuse to blend in. So the work you put into every space becomes imagery that brings the next project in.

Applethorne Estate luxury real estate video, Farmington, CT

APPLETHORNE

Farmington, Connecticut · with Sotheby’s

Applethorne Estate exterior, Farmington CT

AZEK & JAMES HARDIE

National

FOUNDER + CREATIVE DIRECTOR

KEVIN GALLIFORD

Connecticut-based photographer and filmmaker for architects, interior designers and brands who care how their work is seen.

 

A 2019 Emmy® winner with seven Emmy® nominations and two Edward R. Murrow Awards from 17 years in television, Kevin founded KG Visuals in 2016. His work has appeared in Dwell, Mansion Global, Boston Magazine and The Boston Globe.

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Kevin Galliford holding his Emmy Award
Craft Essex DSC04131.jpg

CRAFT DESIGN + BUILD

Essex, Connecticut

Aerial view of Shadow House at night, Farmington CT

SHADOW HOUSE

Farmington, Connecticut

Boqueria restaurant interior, West Hartford CT

BOQUERIA

West Hartford, Connecticut

Lockton Insurance office interior

LOCKTON INSURANCE

West Hartford, Connecticut · Boston

Sunroom with plants at the Conservatory House, Washington CT

CONSERVATORY

Washington, Connecticut

The Winthrop Estate real estate video, Lenox, MA

WINTHROP ESTATE

Lenox, Massachusetts

ALL VIDEO AND IMAGES ON THIS WEBSITE CRAFTED BY KEVIN GALLIFORD
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is my investment?

Commercial photography projects typically begin at $2,500. Your investment includes a creative fee and licensed usage of the final images, so the total reflects the scope of the shoot, how the images will be used, and the level of creative direction involved. Real estate and MLS listing photography is priced separately. 

What are your services?

Commercial interior and exterior photography for architects, designers, builders, and brands. Editorial imagery for design, lifestyle and home publications. If you're a Realtor MLS listing photography is  structured and priced separately. Realtors can check out pricing here

What is cost sharing?

Cost-sharing allows multiple collaborators—designers, builders, vendors—to contribute toward the production cost and receive licensed usage of the imagery.  This approach helps maximize creative scope while keeping budgets efficient. Learn more on the  resources page.

Do I own the rights to my images?

Clients receive a license to use the images for agreed-upon purposes such as marketing, media, and publishing. Copyright remains with the photographer. Check out the resources page for more info.

Can I give my photos to others?

Images may not be shared with third parties unless they are properly licensed.  3rd parties can obtain usage rights through cost-sharing or by licensing individual images afterwards.

 Please see Cost-Sharing FAQ. 

Who is commercial photography for?

Commercial photography is best suited for designers, builders, architects, and businesses looking to use imagery to promote their brand. If you're a Realtor your photography does not fall under this category. 

How far in advance do I need to book?

Booking 2-4 weeks in advance is recommended. Larger or multi-party productions may require additional lead time.

Do I need a stylist?

When someone else handles styling, I can focus on the photography while you, the designer, make the creative calls on each shot.

How do I get published?

If there’s intent to publish a project, we would discuss it prior to the shoot so that we can keep specific publications in mind and ensure that the shoot is telling the story that we want to tell or pitch. 

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