Lighthouse Cove, Dewey Beach: A Walk Through a Bayside Site
A bayside Dewey Beach site walked in the order a wedding day uses it — rooms, decks, waterline and out.
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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 Rusty Rudder, Dewey Beach: The One Decision That Governs Everything
A Dewey Beach venue between ocean and bay — where one decision about which water to use governs everything.
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The Crooked Hammock, Rehoboth Beach: What It Suits, and What It Does Not
A Rehoboth Beach brewery with an outdoor yard — relaxed and characterful, and difficult in four specific ways.
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The Salt Air, Rehoboth Beach: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A Rehoboth Beach venue — and the one beach frame that is much harder than it looks.
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The Avenue Inn, Rehoboth Beach: Field Notes on a Small Resort Inn
A small Rehoboth Beach inn a short walk from the ocean — and what a domestic-scaled venue asks of a photographer.
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The Rehoboth Beach Country Club: The Light Through a Day
A coastal Delaware country club taken hour by hour, where the sea air changes the light through the day.
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The Boardwalk Plaza Hotel, Rehoboth Beach: A Hotel Built Facing East
An oceanfront Rehoboth Beach hotel facing east — and what that single orientation decides about the day.
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The Manhattan Arts Center, Manhattan: A Walk Through the Building
A Manhattan arts centre walked in the order a wedding day uses it — lobby, gallery, theatre and out.
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Colbert Hills Golf Course, Manhattan: What It Suits, and What It Does Not
A Flint Hills golf course — open ground, real elevation, and four difficulties worth knowing in advance.
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The Flint Hills Discovery Center, Manhattan: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A modern Manhattan museum with full-height glazing — and the one frame those windows exist to give.
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