The designers of the luxury retirement community Sagewood, requested that I capture the new Acacia Health Center. The spaces are unlike any rehab center I have seen.

My client requested that I photograph some new furniture pieces intended for a powder room. As it turned out, the vessel sink and hardware was not installed. The solution was to photograph the pieces separately from the space, then composite everything together. The challenge with any composite is matching lighting, angle, perspective, etc. I was relieved that it actually worked. If I didn’t know…then I don’t think I would know.

One of my images was selected for the weekly Editors’ Choice for the NAPP (National Association of Photoshop Professionals) website. This makes 12 times that my work has been selected since 2008. The popular shots seem to be my Before & After comparisons, which demonstrate a space captured with available light vs. directed light.

I was contacted by Thomas Bliss, Director of IAAP (International Association of Architectural Photographers), requesting to use my image for the newly redesigned website and newsletter announcement. It was an honor to be asked, especially since the image he selected was truly the most challenging space I have captured to date.

I was recently contacted by an out-of-state developer, working on a new luxury salon facility in Tempe, called The Studio Salon at Tempe. The images will be used to promote the grand opening on the website.

I was asked to photograph the lobby of the New Phoenix Children’s Hospital, as part of the Red Ornament Designer Tree Showcase Charity Auction. Some of the Valley’s leading designers worked from dawn to dusk creating designer trees for this event, benefiting the new hospital. The list included Erik Peterson, Vallone Design, Jamie Herzlinger, Lawrence Lake, and many more.