I did say this year has been an interesting mix of assignments, right? I recently worked with public artist Gordon Huether to photograph one of his newest installations, Highwire Travelers at Raleigh-Durham International Airport Terminal 1. Capturing public installations isn’t something I’m accustomed to, but then again – what am I used to really? Most was photographed before the terminal
It’s been an interesting mix of assignments to begin the year. These are a few takes for one of my new clients, Highwood Properties, doing a bit of commercial real-estate photography in both Raleigh, NC and Richmond, VA. As with my last couple visits…no time to for anything else while in Richmond. What’s up with that? RELATED ARTICLES Summer 2012
I recently had an assignment in Halifax County and in between shooting had a few hours to waste. You know what they say, idle hands… I ran across most of these places while driving and returned a week later to further investigate. Crumbling (2014) Cleveland Was Here (2014) Depression (2014) (By the way, I didn’t actually enter the hotel for
610 Chamberlain is a recently completed project of Concept Eight a design-build firm out of Chapel Hill. Not much to say here, the pictures are pretty self-explanatory. By the way, the house IS for sale. 😉 Okay, back to work! RELATED ARTICLES Charleston, SC Architectural Photography – Chamberlain Residence North Carolina Architectural Photography – NCSU James B. Hunt Library North
I recently was in Asheville NC for work and Athens & Atlanta GA to drop off some artwork and see some dear friends. On the way to Asheville, my eye caught a small industrial town that I decide to check out. Because of course, what’s work if you don’t wander in an abandoned building or four? Upon speaking with the
Since the North Carolina State University James B. Hunt Jr. Library opened a year ago, I’ve spent a few breaks of spare time capturing photos for fun. If unfamiliar with the Hunt Library, it’s like the Epcot Center of libraries. If you regularly follow this blog some photos will be familiar as I’ve previously posted them. Okay, here goes, ready?
I had promised myself I’d do a bit of personal shooting and had some opportunity near the time the entire southeastern corridor of the United States became paralyzed by a couple inches of snow. Our schools were closed, roads were empty of traffic, so bcecause I’m a total daredevil, I ventured out hours before it snowed to roam rural roads
Yet another project this year for Integrated Design, this time of their addition to the WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina. The NCAA Women’s Soccer Cup finals were in town so they thought it’d be convenient to capture images while a major event was transpiring. It was my first time capturing such a venue as an architectural photographer and
Typically my off-season, the last couple of months have been among the busiest I’ve ever experienced as a professional photographer. I can’t properly express how thrilled and thankful I am for this, however it’s provided little opportunity for any – and I mean ANY – day off. Despite this busyness, I cannot seem to resist taking “for fun” photos for
I recently had the pleasure of photographing the new Hospira building in Rocky Mount, North Carolina for Integrated Design. It was a very intricate and detailed process that began in August and ended four months later in December. The building took four different calendar days to shoot and I’ll describe this with a little more detail than my usual blog.
Took a brief trip up to Pennsylvania in order to photograph the famous Ashley Huber Coal Breaker before it gets torn down. The day before a fellow explorer from Pennsylvania, whom I’d meet later that evening in Bethlehem, pointed me to an old juvenile detention facility for some “warmup exploration”. Getting inside served as a good reminder that I need
Remember a month ago where I was talking about my group trip to West Virginia? Okay, so this is where we were going – the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum (also known as Weston State Hospital) in Weston. Similar to the Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, it’s “decay tourism” done right, maintaining a delicate balance between preservation, decay, and tourism by keeping