In recent years I’ve had the pleasure of working with Raleigh architecture firm Studio 310 on many of their design projects in the area. As a result it’s led to a deep foray into capturing dentist offices which combines their expertise in architecture, interiors, and graphics. The first time we worked together was on Langworthy Family Dentistry in Fuquay-Varina, NC,
I’m often asked what are my favorite projects to photograph and as a personality who’s much more engaged with the process than the final result, that’s sometime challenging to answer. But I know when it happens and there’s usually some sort of background or story. This is the Tres Bella Salon in Boerne, Texas. The designer, Garrett Wiese, LEED GA
A year ago I ventured up to Denton, Texas to capture the architectural renovations to Texas Woman’s University Brackenridge Hall for PBK and Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors. It’s the full revisioning of a building formerly known as “The Union”, now housing student services and support. The interiors features sweeping curves via the drop-ceiling and floor patterns, and colorful university
Let’s take a look at a couple more schools, this time in San Antonio! In San Antonio, I photographed Pre-K 4 SA‘s South early education center for Pfluger Architects and RDG, which features school and administration wings, pocked with outdoor play and learning. Landscape architecture was performed by Rialto Studio. It was a two-day shoot with plenty of moving parts
In recent years I’ve been hired to photograph plenty of K-12 schools! In 2025, I was hired by architects SHP for a two-day shoot of the Peck Expeditionary Learning School, a brand new building for an existing school in Greensboro, North Carolina. Revington Reaves was the landscape architect. This time I collaborated with Evan Trudeau and Truflix Media for drone/aerial
Last year, I worked with several clients to photograph one of the new mixed-use high-rises in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, the Maeve, collaborating with Chris Jones and Carolina Standard Visual Media who handled drone/aerial photography. The architect was ISG formerly JDavis, interior architect Architecturefirm out of NYC, W.M.Jordan the general contractor, EDSA for landscape architecture, and Wells, formerly GATE Precast
Over three years ago, I was sitting on my couch, despondent and seriously contemplating forced retirement from my career. In October 2022, while on assignment in Tennessee and without any warning, I suffered a painful and debilitating nerve injury in my neck that radiated down to my extremities. Not only was I in excruciating pain but the motor function and
What did you around July 4? I, naturally, was working on assignment – this time in Knoxville, Tennessee to photograph two landmarks, one new, and the other with a brand new life. While I’m a fan of and played other sports, baseball has been my lifetime favorite since childhood, a common link I have with my father. Wne I was
My elementary school – which apparently is still there – was constructed in 1920 and had all the appearances of a medieval castle made of brick. Cast-iron radiators with peeling lead-based paint and hot to touch kept the school warm during winter. K12 schools have come a long way since my childhood! There’s been an uptick of photographing schools in
Ever year is a little different and 2025 has been no exception! After 30 years in the design industry with more than half in architectural photography, I finally captured project types I hadn’t previously taken before. So let’s talk about HORSIES! That’s right, horses. I had the pleasure of collaboration with Studio 310 to photograph the 3H Equine Hospital, a
Last autumn I ventured up to Clinton in east Tennessee to photograph Aspire recreational park, a privately owned venue that’s open to the general public, for architect MHM, based in Knoxville, At 370 acres, it’s the largest of its type in the southeastern United States. and I was brought on to capture their site facilities, including a 22,000 s.f. visitor
Most reading probably remember US Airways Flight 1549, “Miracle on the Hudson”, scheduled to fly from La Guardia Airport in NYC to Charlotte, North Carolina, piloted by Captain “Sully” Sullenberger on January 15, 2009. 15 years later, the Sullenberger Aviation Museum, formerly the Carolinas Aviation Museum opened in the summer of 2024 at Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT). I had