Jordan Licon photographs architecture, interiors, civic facilities, hospitality spaces, commercial properties, healthcare environments, and institutional projects across El Paso and the Southwest.
Portfolio imagery for awards, proposals, press, websites, and client presentations.
Photography for civic, education, healthcare, hospitality, commercial real estate, and community-facing projects.
FAA-certified drone photography can be added for exterior scale, site context, and public-realm documentation.
Creative fee covering project time, client meetings, pre-production, site-specific preparation, the shoot, and standard professional licensing.
Post-production fee for editing, color correction, retouching, compositing when needed, and preparing finished master files.
Typical 8-image project example: one creative day plus post-production for eight finished architectural images.
Cost sharing is available when owners, interior designers, contractors, consultants, tenants, manufacturers, or other project partners need licensed access to the same image set. Additional-party licensing is quoted per project and can reduce the effective cost for each participating client.
The work is shaped around line, light, material, scale, and the commercial context of the space. Each assignment is planned around intended use: proposals, leasing, press, award submissions, website launches, or long-term portfolio value.
For architects and design teams, the goal is not simply to document a room. The final image set needs to communicate planning intent, circulation, craftsmanship, material decisions, daylight behavior, and the way people experience the building. Projects can include hero exterior images, interior sequences, twilight studies, aerial site context, detail photography, and licensing packages for multiple stakeholders.
For developers, institutions, and commercial property teams, architectural photography becomes a marketing asset that supports leasing, fundraising, recruitment, community announcements, and long-term brand credibility. Every project is planned with the final use in mind so the images feel polished, practical, and ready for websites, proposals, printed collateral, awards, and press.
Jordan Licon works with architecture firms, builders, hospitality teams, healthcare groups, education clients, civic organizations, real estate developers, and interior designers who need a polished record of finished spaces. The page is focused on commissioned architectural photography rather than general commercial photography, with planning around shot lists, access, daylight timing, twilight exteriors, material details, and licensing for project stakeholders.
Assignments can be built around award submissions, public announcements, leasing packages, proposal libraries, firm portfolios, capital campaign materials, and website launches. When useful, FAA-certified drone photography can document site context and exterior scale.
View completed examples in the architecture photography portfolio, compare broader commercial photography services, or review aerial capabilities for built environments on the drone photography service page.
Architectural photography by Jordan Licon can include exterior hero images, interior sequences, material details, twilight views, aerial context, and finished files licensed for professional use. A typical 8-image architectural project starts around $1,470 and is planned for architects, developers, institutions, hospitality teams, healthcare projects, civic spaces, education clients, and design partners.
Professional architectural photography helps a finished space work beyond the site visit. Images can support award submissions, firm portfolios, proposals, leasing packages, fundraising materials, public announcements, press coverage, and website launches. The shoot is planned around light, line, scale, circulation, material choices, and the way the project should be understood by clients, juries, partners, and the public.
FAA-certified drone photography can be added to architectural assignments when aerial context helps explain the project. Drone images can show the relationship between the building, surrounding streets, landscape, parking, rooflines, and regional setting. When paired with ground-level interiors and exteriors, aerial coverage gives clients a more complete project record for marketing, proposals, and stakeholder communication.
Architectural assignments can include exterior hero views, interior sequences, material details, twilight photography, aerial context, and licensing for architects, owners, developers, builders, and design partners. The final gallery is planned so each image has a role: establishing the project, explaining circulation, highlighting craftsmanship, showing scale, and creating assets that support awards, press, proposals, leasing, and long-term portfolio use.