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421 Fayetteville Street – Raleigh Commercial Real Estate Photography

April 14, 2016

For those who’ve been in Raleigh for awhile, you know Fayetteville Street has undergone major changes over the last two decades. Turning the street from a pedestrian thoroughfare to vehicular changed the dynamic of downtown, and in extension, the entire city. Restaurants, shops, apartments, and commercial buildings are popping up everywhere. Naturally what’s good for architects, developers, and property managers

Atlanta Architectural Photography – McNair Middle School

March 20, 2016

Another day, another dollar, another blog! This time work took me down to the Atlanta area – specifically College Park – yes that College Park, a famed city with population of 14,000, home of Cam Newton, Ludacris, T.I., Jermaine Dupri, and 2 Chainz. Welcome to Atlanta. Little brought me down for a two-day shoot of the Ronald E. McNair Middle

Frank Theatres CineBowl Grille – Retail Photography

March 10, 2016

Short and sweet this time around, this was a quick shoot for Entertainment Supply & Technologies for all of the theater equipment and fixtures they designed and installed in the Frank Theatres CineBowl Grille – which includes movie theaters, bowling alley, bar, and dining area. Definitely a switch from the old Lansdowne Theater! RELATED ARTICLES North Carolina Architectural Photography –

300 Swift – Durham, North Carolina Interior Photography

March 7, 2016

It may seem like it but for the record, I am not professionally stalking Matt McConnell and all his projects. NOT YET. In my defense, Cline Design hired me earlier this year for interior architectural photography of 300 Swift apartments in Durham, North Carolina involving five views. Each shot was staged anywhere between 15-45 minutes and I employed a home-cooked

The Lansdowne Theater

February 27, 2016

I was recently in the Philadelphia area to photograph the Lansdowne Theater in Pennsylvania. A little about the theater – the building is on the National Historic Register and operated until 1986. It’s old and in disrepair, but as you can deduce from the lights – not abandoned. Like many historic buildings there have been several failed attempts to save

Architectural Photography – In All Confidence

February 19, 2016

WOOHOO, first blog of 2016! About time, right? It’s been a relatively busy winter season so what better way to get started than to talk about a project I really can’t talk about? That’s correct, the location and who owns it is CONFIDENTIAL (dun dun DUN). When asked if I could keep a secret, I enthusiastically replied in the affirmative

The Little Building That Could – North Carolina Architectural Photography

December 19, 2015

It’s not every day you get to commercially photograph a building in the same location you’ve shot art photography. However, that was the case for Blok Architecture’s recent infill project in Durham, North Carolina. I, like many local photographers, have captured this previously practically abandoned alley over the years. As Durham has dramatically grown from the doldrums of the past

North Carolina Architectural Photography – Concept Eight’s House Designs

December 17, 2015

After photographing 610 Chamberlain last year for the design-build firm Concept Eight, I returned to shoot a couple more of their Raleigh homes. The first residence was Tower Court, which is on what I call the “Concept 8 Block”- adjacent to two other of their builds. This was a full custom-design. The house is accessible by two parallel streets, so

Skyhouse Uptown – Charlotte, North Carolina Real Estate Photography

November 30, 2015

Remember this summer when I photographed Skyhouse Apartments in downtown Raleigh? No? That’s okay, because apparently one Skyhouse shoot deserved another – this time in uptown Charlotte, North Carolina on behalf of

Fonthill Castle Estate – Doylestown PA

November 4, 2015

Woohoo! I finally got away to take some photos for fun! I traveled to the unique Fonthill Castle Estate in Doylestown, approximately an hour north of Philadelphia. Fonthill was built in the early 20th century by Henry Chapman Mercer an archaeologist and anthropolgist. Mercer had no training in architecture but designed and built the entire house himself between 1908 and

Texas Real Estate Photography – The Promenade in San Antonio

October 25, 2015

While it rained in North Carolina for two weeks straight, I escaped to work in SanAntonio, Texas on assignment for KBS at the Promenade, part of the Eilan mixed-use complex near Six Flags. You can’t miss these colorful Spanish-inspired buildings with terra cotta roofs. The buildings are pretty straightforward in their appearance, though I was able to play with the

North Carolina Architectural Photography – UNC Marsico Hall

October 19, 2015

Marsico Hall is one of the latest buildings to be completed on University of North Carolina’s campus in Chapel Hill. It’s a $260M research facility dedicated to advancing knowledge of cancer and other complex diseases. Departments include lung health, microbiology and immunology, cancer research, and nanotechnology. This is the main view along Mason Farm Road. It’s easily one of the