About Misha Bruk -- San Francisco Bay Area Architectural Photographer
While my primary focus is Architectural photography, my work also extends into capturing people, stories, and the deeper connections that bring meaning to place.
My work as an architectural photographer is rooted in listening — to light, to structure, to the silent dialogue between space and those who move through it. I aim to create images that do more than showcase design; I want them to evoke the essence of a place. Sometimes that comes as a quiet recognition, sometimes as a sudden pause — the kind that draws a sharp inhale before words return.
Photography, for me, is not only about capturing beauty, but about allowing the mystery within beauty to reveal itself. That brief encounter — where time stretches and something deeper is felt — is the gift I hope each image carries.
I work with architects, designers, and builders who want their projects represented with clarity, artistry, and depth. My photographs are both documentation and invitation — precise enough to honor the design, yet open enough to let the unseen dimension of space be felt.
Beyond Architecture
While much of my work is dedicated to photographing architecture, my passion and interests extend into capturing people and stories. I also create professional headshots and video portraits that help people share their authentic presence, and I produce legacy video interviews and family story films that preserve life stories for generations to come.
Each of these endeavors is rooted in the same intention: to see deeply, and to reflect back the essence of what makes each person, place, or story meaningful.