Red Rock Canyon, Las Vegas: What It Suits, and What It Does Not
A red sandstone canyon west of Las Vegas — extraordinary at two hours of the day and hostile at the rest.
The Neon Museum, Las Vegas: What It Suits, and What It Does Not
An outdoor Las Vegas collection of historic signs — extraordinary at night, demanding by day.
The Vdara, Las Vegas: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A modern Strip hotel with full-height glazing — and the one frame those windows exist to give.
The Hoxton Chicago: Photographing a Wedding in Fulton Market
A hotel in Fulton Market on Chicago's West Side, with exposed brick interiors in a former meatpacking district.
Treasure Island, Las Vegas: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A Las Vegas Strip resort, and the one night frame that only this city can give.
The Park MGM, Las Vegas: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A Las Vegas resort with adjacent outdoor pedestrian space — and the one frame that space exists to give.
The Mirage, Las Vegas: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A Las Vegas resort with substantial planted interiors — and the one frame that uses them properly.
The Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas: Field Notes on Water in a Desert
A Las Vegas resort built around substantial water features — what water gives a photographer here, and what it costs.
The Luxor, Las Vegas: Field Notes on a Dark Themed Resort
A themed Las Vegas resort with deliberately dark, strongly coloured interiors — and what that asks of a photographer.
The MGM Grand, Las Vegas: The Problem, and Four Ways Out
A very large Strip resort where the real constraint is distance between spaces — and four ways to work with it.