Architectural Photographer in York

A stone two-storey house with blue door, white-trimmed windows, and vines growing on the façade, behind a black metal fence. Photograph by Dug Wilders.
Modern glass and white building with angular design and abstract exterior patterns, set beside a canal and landscaped paths under a partly cloudy sky. Photograph by Dug Wilders.
A view of a curving country road and green trees seen through a round window with white trim. Photograph by Dug Wilders.
Close-up of water droplets on a black surface with white directional arrow symbols, suggesting moisture on an electronic control panel. Photograph by Dug Wilders.

Hello, I’m Dug Wilders. I work with architects, developers and design teams to create clear, precise imagery of architectural projects across York and North Yorkshire.

York is defined by its historic fabric, from the scale of York Minster and the city walls to the fine grain of its streets, courtyards and restored buildings. Many projects here involve sensitive interventions within historic settings, alongside contemporary hospitality and residential developments that sit within that context.

Based in Yorkshire, I regularly photograph projects in and around York and understand the city’s character, light and working constraints. My role is to document your project in a way that accurately reflects its materials, detailing and relationship to its surroundings.

➤ Explore some examples of my work in York