I worked with Ken Milhous at Soseus, to produce a couple new shots featuring Echo Solar System panels. Most of the day was spent on scouting, test shots, and compositing, to determine the best evening shot. The solar panel was actually located on the other side of the house, so I had to photograph the panel, then match the perspective of the roof line on this side of the home…challenging but fun.

I was recently informed that a project for my client, Sharlie McRaney (ASID), was featured on the website for Kravet, a to-the-trade home furnishings store. The images are from a home in Rio Verde that we photographed a few months ago.

View more at http://www.kravet.com/designshare/Tigh_Interiors.htm

This image was created a promotional piece for my company, celebrating the ambition of professional photographers. The challenge was achieving the proper scale and lighting for two subjects that are quite different in size. I had a good time putting it together.

Last night I worked with Carole Gurule, Senior Marketing Manager at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, to capture an evening shot of their corporate banquet set up. Though you can’t tell from the photo, it was a rather chaotic scene with staff working to finalize the event. Fortunately, multiple exposures came to the rescue.

Several years ago I was sent on editorial assignment, to photograph a modern desert retreat in Rio Verde design by architect, Ilan Baldinger. At a LUXE event last year I ran into Bill Heacox, owner of Inside/Out Showrooms and the Rio Verde home I photographed. When he asked me to photograph his showroom, little did he know I would make a big mess staging, all in the interest of producing a great photo. His staff was great to work with!