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.

Dental Spa

This is one view of a innovative Dental facility in Randolph, MA where 10 dental specialists are on staff to provide one stop services all in-house. This particular view highlights the curved lines of the Nurse's station where they can monitor the patients in the four glass walled surgical suites.

Researching the Lab View

I have had the opportunity to photograph several research lab interiors over the last year and I'm always looking for a new way to convey the layout of the space along with with its potential use. As these lab spaces are photographed prior to "move in" they are often very sparely appointed. That was the case with this assignment however with the addition of models (employees) from the architects' office, they provided this view with that needed sense of place. Don't forget the model releases.

Signs are looking up

When I photograph a large project in addition to the overall views I always have my eye out for details of the design and installation. In this photograph I featured the lighting design at the New Balance Marine Mammal Center addition at the New England Aquarium. It was just what the lighting manufacturer was looking for. Please visit the "Commercial" portfolio link on my website www.andycaulfield.com to see more of my views from this project. And contact me for a copy of a printed piece I created on my Aquarium photo shoot.

Gold in Vermont!

The Fletcher Allen Health Care-Radiation and Oncology facility in Burlington, VT that I photographed last fall has earned LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. It is the first hospital project in Vermont to be certified at the gold level and only the second in New England to achieve that status. Please visit the "Commercial" portfolio link on my website www.andycaulfield.com to see more views from this project.

Snow offers another view

At the peak of winter, spring can seem a long time to wait for a compelling exterior opportunity. Embrace the snow and look for unique views of your projects even if out of season. Sometimes the contrast of the clean environment of a winter landscape helps bring out the best lines of a project. Here is a personal view of the Community Rowing building in Boston, MA. Architect: Anmahian Winton Architects-Cambridge, MA. Please visit the "Commercial" portfolio link on my website www.andycaulfield.com to see a larger version of this view.