The Wentworth Resort, Jackson: The Light Through a Mountain Day
A White Mountain resort taken hour by hour, where the valley and the hardwood canopy both set the clock.
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Venue Guides
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.
The Audubon Butterfly Garden, New Orleans: Four Ways Out of the Glasshouse Problem
A butterfly garden and insectarium in New Orleans, offering both indoor and outdoor spaces for events.
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The Fontaine Hotel: One Decision About the Rooftop Pool
A contemporary hotel near the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, with a rooftop pool, terrace and ballroom space.
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The Aladdin Hotel: What a 1925 Art Deco Interior Suits
A 1925 Art Deco hotel in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, with geometric detailing, metalwork and intimate public rooms.
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The New Orleans Museum of Art: How the Light Moves
An art museum in City Park, New Orleans, with galleries, a neoclassical entrance hall and an adjoining sculpture garden.
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The Asticou Inn, Maine: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A Maine coastal inn — and the one frame that white clapboard and soft sea light exist to give.
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The Ritz-Carlton New Orleans: How the Light Moves
A luxury hotel on Canal Street in New Orleans, occupying a converted early-twentieth-century building with extensive service.
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The Crossroads Hotel: Reading a Warehouse Conversion Through the Day
A converted warehouse hotel in the Crossroads Arts District of Kansas City, with exposed brick, industrial beams and large windows.
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The Jordan Pond House, Acadia: Field Notes on a Mountain Pond
A mountain pond in Acadia — still fresh water, hills on three sides, and dark spruce all round.
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St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans: Photographing a Working Cathedral
The cathedral on Jackson Square in New Orleans, where stained glass casts amber and blue light through the interior.
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