The Moonrise Hotel: A Season-by-Season Guide
A boutique hotel on the Delmar Loop in St. Louis, space-themed, with a rooftop terrace and bar and a large rotating moon sculpture on the roof.
The Pines at Creston: A Photographer Answers Your Questions
A mountain wedding venue in the North Carolina high country north of Asheville, with long-range Blue Ridge views and open ground at elevation.
The Detroit Club: Photographing a Restored Private Club
A historic private club building in Detroit, restored with modern amenities alongside its period interiors.
Leftbank Annex: Field Notes on an Industrial Venue
A big, raw, open industrial space near the Willamette on Portland's inner east side. Total creative freedom, and a room that gives a photographer nothing for free.
Los Poblanos: What Adobe and Lavender Do to a Photograph
A historic adobe inn and working lavender farm in Albuquerque's North Valley, in the Rio Grande cottonwood bosque.
Whitefish Mountain Resort: One Decision Governs the Whole Day
A ski resort on Big Mountain above Whitefish, Montana, with summit views across the Flathead Valley toward Glacier.
The Cotton Sail Hotel: Building the Shot List on River Street
A nineteenth-century cotton warehouse on River Street converted to a hotel, with exposed brick and timber and a rooftop terrace overlooking the Savannah River.
The State Theatre: Field Notes on a 1929 Movie Palace
Opened 1929 on Congress Street in Portland, Maine, a movie palace with Spanish-influenced detailing, now operating as a standing-room music venue.
The Frazier History Museum: A Walk-Through for Wedding Photographs
A converted nineteenth-century warehouse at the west end of Main Street's Whiskey Row, with a tall glass frontage, atrium and a rooftop event space.
The Charles H. Wright Museum, Detroit: Four Ways Out of the Rotunda Problem
A museum in Detroit with bold modern architecture and a striking central dome above a circular rotunda.