Caesars Palace, Las Vegas: The Problem, and Four Ways Out
A large themed Strip resort where the decoration competes with the couple — and four ways to resolve that.
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We are writing a photographer’s field guide to every wedding venue we would happily work in, city by city. Each guide covers the light, the timing and the frames that work – and says plainly where we are drawing on craft rather than on having shot there.
A large themed Strip resort where the decoration competes with the couple — and four ways to resolve that.
Read the guideA Strip resort with outdoor terraces and screen-lit interiors, taken hour by hour through a wedding day.
Read the guideA modern Strip resort taken hour by hour, from a bright desert morning to the twenty-five minutes after sunset.
Read the guideA Las Vegas resort organised around its own enclosed grounds rather than the Strip — and what that gives a photographer.
Read the guideA hotel on North Michigan Avenue in a 1920s building with a sculpted limestone facade and an upper terrace.
Read the guideA Las Vegas resort built around interior spaces that imitate the outdoors — and what that substitution does to the light.
Read the guideA large Las Vegas Strip resort — and the design logic that determines exactly what its light can and cannot do.
Read the guideA Midtown hotel walked in the order a day uses it: patterned rooms, a screening room, tall windows, and the street.
Read the guideA luxury hotel a block from the Magnificent Mile, with pale tonal interiors, a terrace and high guest floors.
Read the guideA SoHo hotel walked in the order a day uses it: bold interiors, a screening room, a courtyard, cast-iron streets.
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