Rockwood Park, Wilmington: The One Decision That Governs Everything
A Wilmington park with a historic house — where one decision about the subject governs the whole gallery.
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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 Wilmington park with a historic house — where one decision about the subject governs the whole gallery.
Read the guideA seventeen-acre botanical garden and urban park in downtown Oklahoma City, with a cylindrical glass conservatory and city skyline around it.
Read the guideA Wilmington estate house with mature grounds — strong where it counts, and demanding in four specific ways.
Read the guideA museum of Western art and heritage in Oklahoma City, with monumental sculpture, painting galleries and landscaped grounds.
Read the guideA Wilmington art museum — and the one frame the split between gallery and atrium exists to give.
Read the guideA contemporary boathouse on the Oklahoma River in Oklahoma City, with a curved glass facade and water frontage.
Read the guideA former mill site on the Brandywine — dark stone, a wooded valley and water, each with its own answer.
Read the guideA Dewey Beach clubhouse on a barrier strip — where wind is the problem and four things solve it.
Read the guideA Dewey Beach music venue taken hour by hour, where the room has no daytime and the shorelines do.
Read the guideA Dewey Beach resort venue built for summer volume — and what that design logic means for a photographer.
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