This was my first commissioned out-of-state residential architecture photography project for Austin, TX-based Wang Architects . I spoke with Gary over the course of a few days talking through this project that he had designed for long-time friends of his, so I knew that this was a special project. He had not yet seen the finished home, so we would be meeting there the day of to scout and photograph – this was a full day project.
I was hesitant to do a “Top 10 Architectural Photos from 2022” post because I seriously have a really hard time narrowing it down to just 10 images, but I did my best. I will say these are not in “TOP 10” order, but instead are ordered by shoot date and included a short snippet…
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,…
This was not a commissioned project. As I was traveling in NYC, I made arrangements through a personal connection for access to this beautifully designed penthouse. I had roughly 30 minutes to make as many images as I could. This gallery is the result. I had no tripod and no lights. Every shot was handheld on my Sony A7III.
Last week, I featured some of the photos of the Northern Lakeside Home. From the photos, you probably have a pretty good idea as to what the space looks like. Maybe even how it might feel to be in the home? That is one of the main goals I have when it comes to interiors and architecture photography… to document the space in a way that makes the viewer want to step inside.
A few weeks back I had the pleasure of traveling to Southern California to assist world-renowned photographer, Simon Devitt, on a residential architecture shoot that overlooked Burbank, CA. I don’t have any images I am able to share from this shoot, but during my downtime, I did some exploring of my own which included a…
Photography is often the last step of a long, often complicated – and expensive project. A lot of blood, sweat, and tears goes into the projects that my clients create. Photography is the evidence to the world that this project not only happened, but was well designed and thought out. As a professional photographer, it is not only my job to press the button on my big, fancy camera, it is my job to represent my clients in the best light possible with all of the tools that I have at my disposal… and the camera is just a small part of that toolkit.