Expansive Views

The North Hill senior living facility in Needham, MA has embarked on a major expansion of their facilities. This new building phase is called "True North". I was asked to photograph interiors of several newly remodeled apartments which show the new style and direction that this new endeavor will take. Here is one view of an open floor plan design viewed from the kitchen looking toward to the den, dining and living room.

Best Read Without Cover

To help myself populate a new gallery on my website "Around my Town" I photographed this view of the addition to the Needham Public Library. To achieve this view I had to retouch out the power lines and their window reflections to achieve the clean look I desired. To get an idea of how this view looked when originally photographed go to the "Retouching Services" gallery on my website. This view is infinitely better without it's cover.

Cottage Living

You may have seen a series of marketing ads running in Boston print media for vacation cottages based in Maine and Massachusetts recently. I photographed both properties late last summer and the campaign is now in full swing. This tear sheet is one of the many variations they have been running that has helped increase interest and sales at both locations.

Red Hot Kitchen

I received a call from a Cambridge based architect with a request to have me photograph interiors of his own condo. When I saw his reference photographs of the red kitchen that he designed I knew I wanted to work on the project and take my own photograph of this red hot kitchen.

AIA New Orleans 2011-ASMP Print Gallery

My dusk view of the Fletcher Allen Radiation and Oncology Building a certified Leed Gold hospital facility in Burlington, Vermont is a featured print in the ASMP photo gallery at the 2011 AIA National Convention in New Orleans-May 12-14. The Architect for this project was Cannon Design Inc.-Boston, MA and the Landscape Architect was H. Keith Wagner Partnership-Burlington, VT. The ASMP photo gallery is on display at the AIA National Convention every year and features the best architectural photographs by ASMP Architectural photographers. I was privileged to have one of my photographs chosen again for this honor.

It's A Gas

I was on a scouting shoot at this location for a manufacturer of specialty entrance flooring. While waiting for the location contact to arrive to access the interior location, I made this exterior view of the overall facility with a great sky. Sometimes the light is just right for a great building.

Old School

I received a phone call from a member of a local town's building committee with interest in preserving through photography a view of the main entrance of the original Wellesley High School building built in 1938. As years of tree growth had compromised the view options I chose to photograph it from this angle before the Spring leaf out. Converting the image from Color to B&W helped disguise years of exterior wear.