Born in 2001, Dylan studied BA photography at Kingston University (2023) and is currently doing MA Photography at the Royal College of Art (2026/27). Whilst studying and working commercially as an architectural and interiors photographer, he also teaches short courses such as Interior Photography and Architectural Photography at University of the Arts London.

His work is shaped by a combination of technical precision and a deep fascination for how light and shadow sculpts space and material, and the culmination of this as captured in an image. His photography aims to capture both the spatial experience, material qualities and the conceptual direction of each space and design

Working with architects, developers and interior designers to portray their design and practice for marketing, awards and more, if you've got a space that deserves to be photographed, I'd be happy to hear about it and discuss how we can capture it. I want to hear about your practice, the space, design intention, and what you need the images to do - it will be my pleasure to work with you to photograph your space.

For any enquiries please get in touch at info@dylanlford.com or via the contact form with details about the project.

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During his BA Photography at Kingston School of Art (2023) Dylan developed a fine art practice, blending symbolism, performance, image manipulation and the light of chiaroscuro, seen present in his architectural photography today, where his projects explored notions of semiotics and sociology within and around photography. He then became interested anthropology and urbanism which went on to materialise as a personal and professional interest in architecture and the built environment, working closely with established architectural photographers as he refined his vision.

As well as running a commercial photographic practice, Dylan also works as a short course lecturer at University of the Arts London, Central Saint Martins for Interior Photography, and has taught other programs such as Architectural Photography, Photography with Art and Architecture, Photography as Performance and Creative Labs with Whitechapel Gallery.