Park City Photographer
2026 Best of State award-winning photography that captures the craftsmanship behind every space.Erika Wiggins is an architectural photographer serving Park City, Utah, and a 2026 Best of State award winner known for capturing the light, composition, and detail that make a home or building feel finished. Working closely with architects, interior designers, builders, and short-term rental hosts throughout Park City, Heber, the surrounding mountain communities, and the Salt Lake Valley, Erika creates images that highlight the craftsmanship worth showing off, whether that’s for a portfolio, a short-term rental listing, or magazine feature.
Beyond architecture, Erika also offers drone photography, corporate event photography, and executive headshots. Every shoot is executed with attention to detail, so the final images tell an authentic story of the space or person in front of the lens.
Your Story in Pixels
Elevated Architecture
Capture your space and highlight all of the details you worked so hard to create.
Lifestyle and People
Authentic lifestyle photography that tells a story.
Product Photography
I maintain a dedicated studio space for product shoots, or I can capture them on location.
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How to Prep Your Short-Term Rental for a Photography Shoot
A simple, room-by-room checklist to help your Airbnb or vacation rental look its absolute best on camera. So you've booked a photo shoot for your short-term rental. Exciting! Great photos can be the difference between a guest scrolling past your listing and a guest...
comprehensive guide to preparing for your headshot session
Preparing for a headshot or executive portrait is more than choosing an outfit. The right prep helps you look confident, polished, and camera ready. As a headshot photographer, I coach clients through choices that translate well on camera.
Mastering Architectural Photography with Your Smartphone
In architectural photography, it's not merely about taking pictures. It's about seeing—the light, the line, and the life of buildings. An expert with any camera, including the one in your pocket, learns this through practice and patience. The photo below was shot with...
