Architectural Photographer in Peak District

A stone house with large windows sits amid a spacious, well-manicured lawn bordered by trees and a curved stone wall.
A moss-covered tree trunk lies across a green lawn in front of a modern house with large windows and wooden door.
Aerial view of a small village with houses, buildings, trees, and a river surrounded by fields and farmland. Looking over Bamford and the river Derwent
Modern house with wood and dark exterior finishes, a hot tub on a stone patio, and scenic countryside views at sunset with a colourful sky. Photograph by Dug Wilders.

Hello, I’m Dug Wilders. I specialise in architectural and interior photography, helping architects, designers and developers present their work clearly and beautifully.

Based on the edge of the Peak District in Sheffield, I regularly photograph projects across Derbyshire and the surrounding national park. From contemporary extensions in Bamford to barn conversions in the Hope Valley and new-build homes set into the landscape, I understand how important it is to show not just the building, but how it sits within its environment.

The Peak District is defined by contrast — traditional stone buildings alongside sensitive modern interventions. My photography focuses on capturing that relationship between architecture, materials and landscape, using natural light, considered composition and accurate architectural perspective.

I photograph a wide range of projects across the region, including residential extensions, barn conversions, rural homes and contemporary interventions within historic settings. Each shoot is planned to capture both the overall design and the finer details that define the quality of the project.

➤ Explore some examples of my work in the Peak District

If you have a project in the Peak District or wider Derbyshire area, get in touch to discuss how I can help you present it at its best.