A call came into the studio from Habitat Boston to help with a marketing campaign for their ReStore locations in the metro Boston area. I have volunteered to document several home building projects over the years for Habitat, even one in my home town of Needham MA.
This was my first marketing photography shoot for Habitat. We re-arranged a ReStore location in West Roxbury, MA and I photographed this image and other variations which will run in bus shelters and in MBTA cars throughout the spring encouraging people to donate at the ReStore nearest them. A fun and satisfying project.
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Snow can be an asset

The year began with an assignment to photograph interiors and exteriors of a new rehabilitation hospital in Ludlow MA. The shoot needed to be completed prior to patient move in day and only one day was available in the hospital's schedule. A snowstorm had passed through in the morning which blanketed the unfinished landscaping with a fresh coat of snow, when the sun came out we were able to complete the exteriors. So sometimes snow can be an asset.
Friday, December 27, 2013
Happy New Year 2014
Wishing all my clients a prosperous New Year.
2013 has been one of my busiest years with a steady stream of great projects from new and repeat clients. This year I photographed office and retail spaces, corporate interiors, hotels, hospitals, banks, performance and fitness centers, high school and college projects for a variety of satisfied clients.
Please visit www.andycaulfield.com to see the new work.
Happy New Year!
-Andy Caulfield
2013 has been one of my busiest years with a steady stream of great projects from new and repeat clients. This year I photographed office and retail spaces, corporate interiors, hotels, hospitals, banks, performance and fitness centers, high school and college projects for a variety of satisfied clients.
Please visit www.andycaulfield.com to see the new work.
Happy New Year!
-Andy Caulfield
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Happy Holidays 2011
My thanks to all my new and returning clients for making 2011 a great year for my business. I had the opportunity to photograph beautiful architecture and interior design while working with very talented people. Have a great holiday season and new year! Also don't forget that the holiday season is the time to capture some unique lighting and decor for some of your projects. For other projects it's a good time to wait till the views are free of seasonal references.
Happy New Year 2012
-Andy Caulfield
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Outside Looking In
You can sometimes tell the story of an interior renovation by photographing it from the outside. On this project, a dedicated family center at the Faulkner Hospital-Boston, the exterior views were enhanced by opening up an existing solid wall to reveal the landscape outside. A beautifully maintained tree was already waiting to be seen. It was the last view of the day but adds to the understanding of the location and it's setting.
To see other views from this assignment please visit the "Commercial" portfolio on my website at www.andycaulfield.com
To see other views from this assignment please visit the "Commercial" portfolio on my website at www.andycaulfield.com
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Give Me Liberty
Boston has two new large construction projects in progress at this time. This photograph is of Liberty Mutual's new 22-story office tower in the Back Bay. This photograph is a composite view created from 13 photographs to show the work site with the best crane positions and worker action at their peak. A beautiful winter day added to the composition.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Established Location
On this assignment I was asked to photograph interior and exteriors of the commercial office building located at One Faneuil Hall a Post-Modern design by architect Graham Gund. I also was asked to create a few views that established the building's location in this very well know part of downtown Boston. For this photograph I chose to focus on one of the round windows and it's very recognizable view of the Quincy Market. For an exterior view of this building please visit my web site: www.andycaulfield.com
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