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
The Stanhope student housing development is another architectural photography assignment in my backyard of Raleigh, North Carolina for Little Architecture. Having photographed modern student apartments throughout the South, it’s obvious that these aren’t your parents’ apartments. These kids are getting it all these days. You know – back in MY day… …er, uh sorry – was getting carried away with
It’s been a personally interesting and challenging year, much of it affecting my daily ability to work. I’ve recently continued to forge ahead both personally and professionally, getting back into the groove of things this summer. Now – when I, like many photographers, present these blogs we tend to show off our sexiest projects – the assignments we know will
Lemme tell you something about the new MetLife Campus in Cary, North Carolina – Snoopy is BIG here. Two out of the first three buildings have been constructed on the property, owned by my client,
Last month braving the 100-degree weather included photographing Skyhouse Apartments in downtown Raleigh on behalf of RAM Partners LLC. We’ve had a dramatic increase in mid- and high-rises in Raleigh and this is one of the latest. Speaking of latest, you’ll also be treated to Matt McConnell’s recent standout art installation on Skyhouse’s front facade. Other than, I photographed public
First work-related blog of the year (yes I do work once in awhile…). This spring I shot several M/I model houses throughout three home communities – Wendell Falls in Wendell, Evan Farms in Cary, and South Lakes in Fuquay Varina. Enjoy! RELATED ARTICLES Don’t Skip Arkansas, Part 2 – High and Dry Atlanta Thru Athens, Georgia Three days and Nary
I recently spent time in San Francisco doing an architectural and urban study, with side trips trips in Oakland and Sausalito. Since I’m too exhausted for a proper blog, I’ll liberally borrow the adage “A Picture is a Thousand” words and let them speak for themselves. Needless to say, I had a blast. Hope you enjoy! RELATED ARTICLES Savannah and
I worked with Woodgrain Millwork in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to photograph examples of the company’s installed wood moulding product to be included in their national marketing collateral. The two-day shoot took place in a model house constructed by R.S. Parker Homes in the Waterbridge Community. Instead entirely of focusing on whole rooms we also zeroed in on several selected
With spring arriving, these are the last winter wanderings I had through North & South Carolina as well as Virginia. For many personal reasons I didn’t get out as much as desired, but enough to scratch the photography itch. I’m slowly expanding business into South Carolina and while in Columbia revisited the Adluh Flour Mill, sneaking in a shot before
Last spring a good photographer friend stumbled across a collapsing barn in southern Virginia. When she e-mailed me about it, I instantly knew I’d eventually have to see it for myself. For the first time in five months, I had two days to exclusively focus on personal photography, concentrating on a few abandoned locations in North Carolina and Virginia –
Last year was so busy that during the last five months of 2014, I totalled less than 8 hours of personal shoot time, all while traveling between assignments or the rare break while working. So for the first time since July, I took two days off to travel between North Carolina and Virginia to scratch a few abandoned locations off
Okay! Two house residential additions to share, the Nesbitt and Greenway residences. Nesbitt was designed by my friend and owner of Studio H Home Design, Jessica Hindman. We recently begun working with each other last year and she’s been a real joy to work with. As you can tell from her design work, it doesn’t take much convincing for me