A question I’m often asked by potential clients is “How do I work?” to which I typically answer, “Well what are you looking for?” At first glance it may seem a generic response but having been in business for 9 … Read More
North Carolina Architectural Photography – Alamance Community College AATC
Say it aloud with me, okay? This is the (deep breath) Alamance Community College Advanced Applied Technology Center. There – we did it. From now on, let’s just call it the AATC. Once again, I had the distinct pleasure and … Read More
Charlotte Architectural Photography – House by Studio XIV & Karen Barton
January is in the books, football season is over, and I’ve got another residential blog up! This time the house is located in Charlotte, North Carolina. First, let’s roll the credits: Architects: Diana Halski of Studio XIV and Karen Barton … Read More
Dixon Middle School – North Carolina Architectural Photography
Last post I claimed we were going back to school, right? I wasn’t exaggerating! Recently I wrapped up the Dixon Middle School in Sneads Ferry, NC for Smith Sinnnett Architecture. It’s a pretty sizable school for almost 1000 students, designed … Read More
Buno Residence Design Addition – Blok Architecture
Those who closely follow this blog may recall the fun little downtown Durham building I shot a couple years ago for Sasha Berghausen and Blok Architecture. Below is a dramatization of our conversation, which may or may not be, entirely … Read More
Anderson Flats Apartments – Raleigh Architectural Photography
Whew! Well, this is the busiest start of the year I’ve ever had, which now that I think about it I seem to claim every year, which I guess is a good thing to be able to annually claim. Got … Read More
Stutts Residence – architectural interior photography
Introducing another architectural interior renovation completed by Sophie Piesse, in Carrboro, North Carolina. Let’s get started! This little nook tucked into the new staircase allows both display space and a place to leave shoes and other items. I love this … Read More
Lucasse Baker Residential Renovation – architectural photography
I’m working with North Carolina architect Sophie Piesse, providing photography for several of her residential projects. The first was the Lucasse Baker residence, a contemporary renovation in Chapel Hill. The entire living, kitchen, and entry areas were gutted, re-arranged, and … Read More
North Carolina Architectural Photography – Office Building Renovation
Back at again with the architects at Integrated Design, this time with an exterior & interior renovation of an old EPA building in Durham, North Carolina. The front facade was redone featuring a more dynamic elevation, increased fenestration, and shading … Read More
Durham City Hall Exterior Renovation – RND Architects
Let’s talk about everybody’s favorite topic shall we? GOVERNMENT. Just kidding…sorta. We’re checking out Durham City Hall, my largest civic architectural photography assignment to date. Downtown Durham, North Carolina is experiencing a second building Renaissance, the Tobacco District serving as … Read More
300 Swift – Durham, North Carolina Interior Photography
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 … Read More
The Little Building That Could – North Carolina Architectural Photography
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 … Read More
North Carolina Architectural Photography – UNC Marsico Hall
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 … Read More
North Carolina Architectural Photography – MetLife Campus
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,
North Carolina Real Estate Photography – Skyhouse Apartments
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, … Read More
My San Francisco Experience in 68,000 Words
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 … Read More
North Carolina Architectural Photography – Two Charlotte House Additions
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 … Read More
North Carolina Architectural Photography – A Little Interior Design
In September, the fall architectural photography season begun with my first assignment for new architectural clients, Little. I photographed one of their recent interior designs in Durham at Clarkston Consulting, where they love themselves some blue and yellow. Took me … Read More
Abandoned Pennsylvania – The Carrie Furnaces
Sometimes you need a break for a little fun, right? I recently flew to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to join a group of photographers with permission to access the Carrie Furnaces in Rankin, currently being stabilized and renovated as part of the … Read More
North Carolina Architectural Photography – 610 Chamberlain
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!