About

I'm a photographer based in Los Angeles, California who specializes in photographing architecture.

I grew up in Ipswich, Massachusetts: a small coastal town that's one part postcard and one part dramatic Boston movie.  Here I was lucky enough to meet a number of amazing teachers who opened my eyes to the world of art and design; this would alter the path of my life in more ways than I could ever imagine. 

After studying studio art and environmental science at the University of Vermont,  I moved to Lake Tahoe, California, pursuing snowboarding professionally. Too many injuries later, I found myself taking up an offer to photograph a few homes for a client I'd met while recuperating from yet another surgery. What started by chance turned out to be the perfect mix of technical challenge and creative outlet, and I decided right there and then that it absolutely must be my career. 

Over the years, my photographs have helped to raise awareness of private and public architecture for firms both large and small via publication in books, magazines, social media, television, and more. In addition, I have created images to advertise countless projects and products for brands, developers, advertising agencies, tourism boards, and investment funds around the world.

Personal interests in arctic and sub-arctic history have seen me travel throughout the Nordics on a yearly basis, and the region’s quiet and understated way of life has heavily influenced my work.

In 2018, I founded the Architectural Photography Almanac, a resource for architecture photographers and those in the architecture industry seeking to learn about the craft and theory of architectural photography.

We host a number of events every year from small workshops to large international architecture and design festivals; bringing the architecture and photography communities together has become one of my passions. I hope to see you at one of our events some day in the future!