I have been the in-house photographer for a leading Northwest architecture firm for the last 26 years. My approach to architectural photography goes far beyond capturing polished images of a finished project. I use my skills to document the life of a design from concept to completion. Each project has a unique narrative, and my role is to translate that into images and video that highlight not only the beauty of the final form, but also the collaborative process, creative problem-solving, and milestones along the way.

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What sets my work apart is the focus on collaboration—working closely with architects, designers, builders, and stakeholders to ensure that each image reflects the vision, intent, and ingenuity behind the project. I add value as someone who understands design language, respects the work, and knows how to translate it into powerful visuals that showcase process as much as product.

In the end, architectural photography isn’t just about creating beautiful pictures—it’s about documenting stories of creativity, problem solving, and place-making in a way that resonates long after the project is complete.