The Castle at Park Plaza: Lighting a Brick Armory
The former First Corps of Cadets Armory of 1897 in Park Square, a brick and timber hall with a turreted exterior. A big, dark, warm-toned room.
Los Poblanos: What Adobe and Lavender Do to a Photograph
A historic adobe inn and working lavender farm in Albuquerque's North Valley, in the Rio Grande cottonwood bosque.
Gramercy Mansion: Field Notes on a Country Estate
A Tudor-style mansion on around 45 wooded acres in Stevenson, north-west of Baltimore, with gardens, a pool terrace and an organic farm.
The Algonquin Club on Commonwealth Avenue: Questions Answered
An 1888 McKim, Mead & White clubhouse on Commonwealth Avenue, with a grand staircase, high-ceilinged reception rooms and the avenue's tree-lined mall at the door.
Choctaw Hall: What a Gazebo Ceremony Does to the Photographs
An antebellum house on planted grounds in central Natchez, with a garden gazebo used as a ceremony site.
Planters Inn: A Photographer Answers Your Questions
A small historic inn directly on Reynolds Square in Savannah's historic district, with period rooms and one of the city's oldest squares at the door.
Monmouth Historic Inn: What Changes When Everyone Stays On Site
An antebellum house on landscaped grounds in Natchez, operating as an inn with accommodation across the property.
The Thomas Edison House: Field Notes on a Shotgun Cottage
An 1850s shotgun-style cottage in Louisville's Butchertown, where Thomas Edison lodged as a young telegraph operator. Very small, very characterful.
The Kimpton Cottonwood: Lighting a Restored 1916 Grand Hotel
The 1916 Blackstone Hotel on Farnam Street in Omaha, restored and reopened as the Kimpton Cottonwood, with a grand ballroom and period detailing.
The Ivy Hotel: Reading the Light in a Small Mansion Hotel
An 1889 Mount Vernon mansion, now a small luxury hotel with a conservatory and walled courtyard garden. Intimate scale, real daylight, and a garden that rain cannot spoil.