Shifting Perspectives

Something’s Shifting.

I’ve been seeing differently lately. 

More clearly.

More quietly (does that make sense?).

For years, I’ve focused on showing how spaces connect—wide angles, full context, the big picture of a project. And that’s still essential. It tells the architectural story with clarity and purpose.

But recently, I’ve been drawn to something quieter.

A single chair, lit just right.
A moment of stillness with tree filtered sun becoming the wallpaper.
A cozy corner to bury yourself in blankets.

I’m starting to build these images into my regular work—not just for me, but because they help others feel the space, not just understand it. They’re the kinds of shots that invite someone in. That stir emotion. That say: “I bet you’d feel good here.”

Professional photography does more than document. It makes your work resonate.

So yes—I’ll always provide the essential context shots. But I’m also leaning into images that make people want to climb inside the frame and stay awhile.

If your firm is thinking about how to tell a more layered visual story, I’d love to connect.