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Let’s have a coffee and chat! I love getting to know new people and coming together to experience life, and architecture…and photography.
About
My Contact Info…
Telephone: +1 570-578-2285
Email: brian@brianriedelphotography.com
Members of: Wonderful Machine, PhotoPolitic, AIAP, ADPA, and REPAI
Brian Riedel…
My journey started in a small Pennsylvania farm community where creativity wasn't just encouraged - it was a way of life. At the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design, photography transformed from a skill to a language of visual storytelling.
Over the past five years, I've developed more than a photography practice - I've cultivated a method of seeing. Each project is an opportunity to understand the intricate dialogue between design, engineering, and human interaction. I'm not just documenting spaces; I'm revealing their underlying narratives.
My approach goes beyond technical precision. I aim to understand the heartbeat of each project - how an engineer's calculations intersect with an architect's vision, how light transforms a space, how design becomes more than just structure. Every shoot is a collaboration, a deep dive into the creative process that brings architectural visions to life.
Continuous learning is my commitment. Industry conferences, professional associations, hands-on project work - these are my classrooms. I'm constantly expanding my understanding, speaking the nuanced language of design professionals.
When I'm not behind the lens, I'm with my family - understanding that life's richest moments exist beyond work. In everything I do, I seek to bring intention, creativity, and purpose.
I am a member of the Wonderful Machine, PhotoPolitic, Association of Independent Architectural Photographers or AIAP. I am a contributor to the local art community, I take an active interest in local historical landmarks- and I have begun a long-term project of photographing and documenting these local historical landmarks and structures, as a means of keeping local history alive and visual for future generations.
The Clients I’ve Helped…
PW Campbell and Studio 109, WKL Architects, Speedwell Construction, Knights of Columbus- Columbia Magazine, Hasenstab Architects, Tuskes Homes, Muzo-Works Furniture, 900 Rutter Business Center, Halibut Blue, Centio Creative, Classic Properties, GPD Group, Iron Valley Realty, Little Leaf Farms, Nexii, Philo Wilke, Select Tissue Products, The Haberdashery, Wendt Corporation, Wychock Real Estate
What They’re Saying…
“Brian did a great job working with my long distance instructions through phone calls, emails and site plans. Not only did he get the right shots, but he was also able to make a large distribution center's pavement look good. I highly recommend him. Thanks again, Brian!”
— John K. - GPD Group (Dallas, TX)“When it comes to professional photography, Brian is one of the most responsive and thorough I have had the pleasure of working with. He kept me informed at all stages of the project [photography] and worked with the folks on site to coordinate day of schedules. Would highly recommend him!”
— Kayla K. - PhiloWilke Partnership (Houston, TX)“Brian was quick to respond to my project request which included a location shoot and 30+ individual product shots. He provided me with a detailed proposal and was flexible with scheduling as we were under restrictions due to COVID-19. I would recommend Brian and use him again for future projects.”
— Erin C. - Centio Creative (Scranton, PA)Services
Architecture Photography
The dust has settled and your next project is finished. It was an amazing design, the team came through and created something spectacular. You know its going to be the talk of the industry, and you want that constant reminder to clients that you and your team do THAT kind of work. That’s where BR|P comes in! Capturing your work is what gets me out of bed in the morning. The excitement of capturing your masterpiece in the most artistic way possible. Call me to discuss making your work a work of art.
Drone Photography
BR|P offers drone services to complement your image package and to supplement our primary means of capturing those images. Using Autel Robotics drones that can cover a lot of ground and are approved to fly in restricted space.