Hotel groups + brands
Opening, renovation and refresh libraries planned against your brand's photography standards, ready for the booking site, sales decks and press.

Architects
Exteriors and interiors that show design intent, for your portfolio, award submissions and publication.

Interior designers
Rooms photographed the way you designed them: composed, styled and lit so materials and detail read true.

Building-product manufacturers
Your product photographed installed, in finished spaces. Commissioning and licensing in one relationship.

Hospitality photography
Guest rooms, suites, lobbies, restaurants, meeting space and exteriors for openings, renovations and refreshes. The shot list is planned against your brand's standards before I arrive.

Architectural photography
Exteriors and interiors composed around how the building was designed to be seen: its lines, its light and its materials.

Interior photography
Interiors styled and lit on site so finishes, furnishings and detail hold up at full size, in print and on screen.

Commercial + product in place
Building products photographed where they live: installed in real kitchens, baths, hotels and commercial spaces, not on a studio sweep.

                 Full production. Art direction. Styling support. Tech Assistant 

• Full production: SCOUT, Shot list, schedule and on-site logistics handled, so your team isn't running the shoot.
• Art direction: Every frame composed screen on computer or iPad for approval.
• Styling support: Spaces prepped and propped before the shutter opens.
• Lighting + retouching: Lit on location for true material color, then finished to one consistent standard.

The owner, the architect, the interior designer and the manufacturers whose products are in the frame all need the same photographs. With multi-licensing they license one set of images instead of each commissioning a separate shoot.

Three ways to work together

1. Commission the shoot. You commission the production and receive a license for your own marketing channels.
2. Share the shoot. Ownership, the architect and vendors split one production. Each party receives its own license. 
3. License finished images. Your product or design is already in the frame. License the images without commissioning a shoot. 

Who can use the images?
Each license names who can use the images and where. If another company wants them, such as the architect, the designer or a manufacturer, it takes its own license instead of borrowing yours.

Can several companies share one shoot?
Yes. Cost-sharing is an option on any project. Ownership, the architect and vendors can split one production, and each receives its own license.

Do you shoot to hotel brand standards?
Yes. The shot list is planned against your brand's photography standards before the shoot, so the library is built for brand review from the first frame.

Where do you work?
I'm based in Atlanta and shoot on location. Travel is quoted with the project.