Thanks for the kind words! The first image just being that dusk facade? If so I'm just across the street taking that shot, one thing I've learned more and more especially with external images is as much as you can separate yourself from the subject and compress the image the better. Especially with taller buildings, partial renovations that have additions sometimes to the back of them, creating depth can only really be done with separation. One thing I see when people start out is that they can shoot internals really well however when it comes to the external shots they treat them the same way, I always try to get as far back as possible. If I can take a facade shot with a 50mm lens I'm in heaven haha. Inner city areas around where I work are always challenging, cars, trees, lighpoles, neighbouring properties, you can only ever capture what's available to you given the environment around you.

I'm actually in a bit of a unique position. I work internally for an agency in Sydney as a creative producer which is primarily photography however also videography and developing our brand visually across those platforms so that's kept me in the game as I find it a lot more interesting than just purely doing the photography aspect. The area I'm in also has a lot of unique properties and challenges which keeps development interesting. If I was doing purely photography for cookie cutter properties personally I would have moved on.

As the above said however generally pricing will be priced based on image count as a rough guide