A Strip resort with outdoor terraces and screen-lit interiors, taken hour by hour through a wedding day.
A modern Strip resort taken hour by hour, from a bright desert morning to the twenty-five minutes after sunset.
A Las Vegas resort organised around its own enclosed grounds rather than the Strip — and what that gives a photographer.
A Las Vegas resort built around interior spaces that imitate the outdoors — and what that substitution does to the light.
A large Las Vegas Strip resort — and the design logic that determines exactly what its light can and cannot do.
A small purpose-built chapel at Stateline — and four ways out of the room it gives you.
A lakeside resort on Tahoe's north-east shore — with a private beach, real altitude, and a season shorter than couples expect.
Red sandstone in the Mojave, where heat, colour and crowds all point to the same hour.
Granite boulders in water clear enough to see thirty metres down — one frame, and it only exists in the morning.