Being that it’s the dead off winter right now I had to revisit this greenhouse in Philadelphia and this amazing sun filled room. The house is a converted carriage house complete with places to tie up your horse and relax on the roof top deck. haha But this scene was my favorite part.
Last night’s sunset over Rittenhouse Sq, Philadelphia. The orange to blue fade lasted what seemed like forever. The light that poured into the apartment during that time was epic. It felt as tough we were in control of all the light in the world.
What’s not to like? So many good choices for a solid rustic look. This was shot for a contractor and when the counter top company saw the shots they wanted them for their advertising.
Kitchen by Waterbury Design. The lights above the island were hard to match up during the shot. They would keep spinning. So, I had to align them and quick fire a shot before they would spin.
Long hallways are the toughest to shoot as a horizontal. Luckily I had a nice archway to help peek interest. I like the chair at the end of the hall as well- this week.
Small section from a shoot this week which I titled “Center of Center”- Photo Poetry. Thank you to Home With Alexis ! This shoot was selected as part of Forbes Magazine.
Met an old friend today regarding product photography. His company does metalwork just like the ironwork in the foreground of my photo: https://hmwpa.com/custom/
Beautiful master bath combo, and what a great pulley light over the tub. Imperial Construction, Parade of Homes in Berks County 2018. The Imperial staff is second to none!
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