Marc Fairstein | ozoraco

Visual storyteller with 15 years of experience in photography and videography. Collaborating with architects and builders to document their projects from start to finish, capturing the details, materials, and designs that bring a space to life.

With a passion for architecture and storytelling, Marc’s work goes beyond documentation—it highlights the craft, vision, and people behind each build. His images have been featured in top design publications, showcasing the art of construction and custom home design.

At ozoraco, we offer a comprehensive suite of visual storytelling services designed to enhance your brand, property, or business.

Photography & Videography
High-quality interior and exterior photography & videography for architects, real estate, events, and commercial businesses.
Drone services for stunning aerial imagery and cinematic perspectives.
Professional video editing to create engaging, polished content tailored to your audience.

Digital & Brand Management
Website development to showcase your portfolio, brand, or business with a clean and engaging online presence.
Social media management, including content creation, strategy, and scheduled posting to maximize engagement & visibility.

Whether you’re looking to market a property, showcase your business, or build a compelling brand story, ozoraco delivers visuals that will make an impact.

Photography Ownership & Usage

Who owns the images after the shoot?
As the photographer, I retain full ownership of the photos and grant designers specific usage rights. At no extra cost, designers can feature the images in portfolios, on company websites, in presentations, and for general marketing purposes. They’re also permitted for design competitions and editorial submissions.

What happens if a publication wants to use the photos?
Reputable publications typically pay licensing fees for photography, just as they do for written content and printing. Well-known outlets like Architect’s Magazine, Architectural Record, and The New York Times follow this practice. Some book publishers, however, may try to obtain images for free—either by shifting the cost to architects or requesting photographers to waive fees. Since photography enhances their product’s value, publishers should expect to pay for usage.

Can contractors or manufacturers use the images?
If anyone beyond the original agreement—such as contractors or manufacturers—wants to use the photos, they must contact me directly to arrange proper licensing. Only the photographer has the authority to grant additional usage rights.

What is multi-party usage?
When multiple stakeholders—such as architects, contractors, and builders—share licensing rights to the same images, this is called multi-party usage. While this increases the overall licensing cost, each participant pays less than they would if commissioning photography separately.