I have photographed several residential design-build projects for DeMars Construction and in a way, Max helped me launch my interiors and architecture photography career. Here are a few select images from this shoot. This home was an award winner in the tour of homes.
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Last week I shared the images of the rustic cabin in Grand Rapids, MN. I thought that it would be interesting to share what the editing process looks like for just one of the images. Believe it or not, this was actually a relatively simple edit.
This past fall, I had the pleasure of working once again with Renae Keller on a modern home in Northern MN. We arrived 2 nights before the shoot as we had scheduled a scouting day the following morning. I prefer to do a scout on each shoot as it helps me to pre-visualize the shoot day and helps things run smoothly – allowing us to maximize the amount on time spent shooting.
Today I wanted to show off the top 10 kitchens (and kitchenette) photographs that I have had the opportunity to photograph for my clients over the years. Maybe it’s because I love to eat. Or maybe it’s because I just love all the elements that come together to make up the space. Whatever the case,…
I am very excited to announce that beginning September 25th, 2022, I will be hosting real estate and architectural photography workshops throughout the country – starting in Chicago! Watch the video below or read on! These hands-on workshops are designed to show my personal workflow and thought process as it relates to both real estate…
A few months back I had the good fortune of providing interiors photography for another All Seasons Fireplace project. This time, the install was at a beautiful home in Excelsior, Minnesota on Lake Minnetonka.
Big homes like this are a rarity in Southern Minnesota and this 14,000 sqft “castle” in southern Minnesota built to entertain. This was the first home I photographed for Deichman Construction, who was using these images to compile a regional magazine to promote their work. You can view the magazine below. Some of the details of this home include a two-story library inside of a stone turret with an iron spiral staircase connecting the two floors, tudor styled latticework windows, drive through porte-cochere, 18 seat dining room, and full indoor gym.