Andrew Storey is a Seattle-based architectural photographer whose images invite viewers to experience the unique atmosphere and character of a space. With a focus on clarity and authenticity, Andrew’s work reveals perspectives that clients may not have noticed, inspiring people to imagine themselves living or working within the buildings he photographs. His approach is rooted in creative collaboration, believing that teamwork and preparation are essential to capturing the best possible images.

Andrew’s artistic journey began over thirty years ago with street photography, a genre that continues to inform his ability to observe and translate relationships—between people, structures, and context—into compelling visual narratives. He specializes in natural light photography, highlighting how buildings engage with light and solve real-world problems. In addition to architecture, Andrew is regularly commissioned by youth-focused organizations and schools for documentary projects. He is also a certified drone pilot.

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His work has been featured in ArchDaily, Architizer, Business Insider, Dwell+, Fast Company, Forbes, The Seattle Times and other media outlets.

A Seattle native and University of Washington alum, Andrew enjoys vegetable gardening, literature, hiking, and exploring the Northwest with his wife and dog, Olive.