The Lord Baltimore Hotel: Lighting a 1928 Art Deco Ballroom
Opened 1928, a 22-storey Art Deco tower in downtown Baltimore, with a restored ballroom and period detailing throughout the public rooms.
The Venue at 60th: Field Notes on a Purpose-Built Event Space
A purpose-built event space in Omaha, designed for weddings and functions, with flexible rooms and a contemporary neutral finish.
The Balloon Museum: Four Ways Out of the Hangar Problem
A museum of ballooning on Albuquerque's northern edge, with a hangar-scale hall, suspended balloon envelopes and mountain views through glazing.
Kandahar Lodge: What Heavy Timber Does to a Photograph
A European-style alpine lodge on the mountain above Whitefish, Montana, with heavy timber interiors.
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.
The Moonrise Hotel: A Season-by-Season Guide
A boutique hotel on the Delmar Loop in St. Louis, space-themed, with a rooftop terrace and bar and a large rotating moon sculpture on the roof.
Leftbank Annex: Field Notes on an Industrial Venue
A big, raw, open industrial space near the Willamette on Portland's inner east side. Total creative freedom, and a room that gives a photographer nothing for free.
The Cotton Sail Hotel: Building the Shot List on River Street
A nineteenth-century cotton warehouse on River Street converted to a hotel, with exposed brick and timber and a rooftop terrace overlooking the Savannah River.
The State Theatre: Field Notes on a 1929 Movie Palace
Opened 1929 on Congress Street in Portland, Maine, a movie palace with Spanish-influenced detailing, now operating as a standing-room music venue.
The Frazier History Museum: A Walk-Through for Wedding Photographs
A converted nineteenth-century warehouse at the west end of Main Street's Whiskey Row, with a tall glass frontage, atrium and a rooftop event space.