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In celebration of three decades of my architectural photography practice, the next few newsletters will take a look back on thirty years in the profession… An Unlikely First Assignment Thirty years ago

The compositions in today’s newsletter are part of an ongoing series on the relationship between Pittsburgh’s hilly topography and prominent architecture. This project, conceived prior to the pandemic, is no

I am proud to announce that I have earned the FAA certification for commercial use of a drone, an achievement that complements my pilot’s license of over 30 years. This

The topic of today’s newsletter is PNC Park. Designed by Populous (previously HOK Sport) this iconic ballpark opened in 2001 on the banks of the Allegheny River and enjoys wide views of Downtown

1989-Today Photographs represent many moments, frozen in time, that can be woven together to share stories and experiences. In these trying times, I’m finding comfort in the many stories found

When: TONIGHT! February 20, 2020 Where: MuseumLab, Pittsburgh (map) Cost: $15 / $10 (GPAC/AIA/AIGAmembers)More Info For a total of 6 minutes and 40 seconds…. I will share original photographs and stories from my thirty years of experience documenting the

In 2019 I photographed beautiful, complex, groundbreaking, and award-winning architecture, from the intimate spaces of exquisite private penthouses to expansive adaptive reuse projects. This myriad of projects brought with them

With Thanksgiving in the past and snow in the forecast, it’s time to prepare my practice for winter. What do colder temperatures and snow-powdered trees mean for an architectural photographer?  In the

Happy fall!  This month I’m excited to share some opportunities to see my photographs in person. I’d also like to congratulate this year’s AIA 2019 Award Winners, highlighted at the end