Helping design firms win awards, strengthen brand identities, and attract new clients through collaborative architectural photography.

I start with a virtual meeting to understand your project goals and review your existing portfolio and design renderings. Then I schedule a site visit to develop a shot list and identify lighting opportunities. On shoot day, I work through the plan systematically while staying responsive to what the building offers. Proofs are delivered within a week.

During our initial meeting, I ask what makes this project important to your practice and which elements you want emphasized. I research the project before the shoot to understand the context and narrative. On site, I execute based on our discussions—whether that's concentrating on materials, spatial sequences, site relationships, or how people use the space.

You receive proofs within a week of the shoot. After reviewing, you provide make selections and provide revision notes. Standard post-production is included in every project. Two revision rounds are also included—an initial round and a follow-up as needed. Final high-resolution JPGs are then delivered, suitable for print, web, and social media.

Absolutely! You receive non-transferrable usage rights for marketing, awards submissions, publications, and media coverage. A credit line is required for publication. Standard licensing does not cover use in advertising campaigns.

I don't charge an additional fee for travel or travel days. However, I do charge for airfare and hotels on projects outside of my home markets of St. Louis, Chicago, and New York.

Standard delivery for proofs is one week from the shoot date. Final images are delivered within two weeks from the date you turn in selections. If images are needed sooner to meet a deadline, I can accommodate expedited delivery for a rush fee.

Yes. Working effectively with models is critical to making images that demonstrate how a project functions. We'll discuss during planning where the inclusion of people can strengthen the narrative, and to what extent.