I have been feeling some burnout lately. Photography has become just what I do for work and my camera is just a tool instead of the thing I fell in love with in high school. Winter has always been my slow time of year so this year to fight the burnout I decided to go on regular walks with a different camera that is not my workhorse camera and limit myself to one prime lens. I actually got the camera that I thought I would be annoyed with the most just to further push myself out of my comfort zone which, upon further reflection has led to some of my best work in my opinion. Here are some of my favorite images so far there will definitely more to come.
Architecture Photography
Street + Architecture Photography /
Architecture Photography - The Louis /
The Louis is a stylish apartment community in Louisville KY. The Louis is beautifully designed and packed with amenities and I was asked to capture images that highlighted them. With so many windows it wasn’t hard to capture this warm and inviting space.
Check out some of my favorite shots from this shoot below.
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Interior Design Photography - Barren River Lake House /
I recently had the opportunity to photograph some custom furniture created by designer Craig Bayen and installed in his client’s lake house on Barren River Lake. Here are some of my favorite shots from that shoot.
Nashville Architecture Photography - The Hillson /
The Hillson is a modern farmhouse-style apartment community in Nashville, Tennessee. I was asked to create imagery that highlighted its vast array of amenities. Everything from an Infinity pool, to a clubhouse with a vintage arcade, as well as an in and outdoor gym and community workspace. You might not ever want to leave and with a small convenience store located in the clubhouse, you might not have to.
Check out some of my favorite shots from this shoot below.
