Louis Vuitton brought me to the Miami Design District this spring to photograph their men's store — a space built around a vintage toy theme and a clever throwback to the original LV trunks. A look at shooting retail architecture for one of the world's most recognizable maisons.

A walk-through of a shoot day: tethered shooting, real-time collaboration, and proofs within 24 hours. Here's how the day actually runs.

Ten years of shooting Ariella Horowitz's projects across the country and this one landed right in my backyard in Garden City, Long Island. A look at a formal living room where classic millwork meets a bold blue palette, with plenty more from the project still to come.

What does professional interior and architectural photography cost in NYC? A straight answer on pricing, what's included, and how cost-sharing works.

My first shoot with Long Island interior designer Eugene Corliss. a light-filled home full of confident choices, from calm neutral rooms to a powder room that steals the show. Here's the story behind the project and the collaboration that clicked from the first frame.

Small bathrooms are some of the trickiest spaces to photograph — not because they're simple, but because there's nowhere to hide. Tight angles, tricky mirrors, and unforgiving lenses mean every decision matters. Here's how intentional composition turns a compact bathroom into a compelling image.

Most people assume editorial and commercial interior photography are basically the same thing — beautiful spaces, great light, strong compositions. The intent behind each shot, though, is completely different. Here's how I think about it, and why getting clear on that distinction before your shoot makes all the difference.

Drone photography captures what ground-level shots can’t — like waterfront views, cliffside homes, and stunning landscapes that complete the design story.

Take a closer look at the luxurious design of Bucherer's Copley Place store in Boston, featuring their newest Omega installation and refined retail interiors.

A closer look at the architectural details in this Long Island home, photographed for Joseph Pagac Architects. Featuring a vaulted bar and custom millwork throughout.

Interior and architectural photography shapes your brand identity, builds client trust, and strengthens your marketing presence. Learn why consistent, intentional imagery matters.

This East Hampton pool house designed by Joseph Pagac Architect is the perfect summer send-off—clean lines, soft textures, and a hint of nostalgia.

On a sweltering Florida day, I captured Palm Beach Sports Club’s vibrant interiors, from playful neon signs to sleek spa spaces—here’s the story behind the shoot.

This Long Island waterfront home features one of the most stunning backyards I’ve photographed, captured for landscape architect Q Design Group in Northport.

Shot entirely on medium format film, this Woodmere, NY residence features rich design layers—from sculptural lighting to bold marble surfaces—captured with timeless detail.

Want to attract higher-quality interior design clients—the ones who value your creativity and respect your process? It starts with how you present your work. In this post, I break down how professional photography helps interior designers across NYC and Long Island elevate their brand, get noticed, and land projects with their dream clients.

This Westchester home by Simone Rebhun of The Collective Interior blends natural warmth with modern design. See how we captured every detail through the lens.

Part II of our TMPL Madison shoot explores TMPL Bath: a beautifully designed spa retreat with saunas, plunge pools, and tranquil lounge areas.

Inside TMPL Madison: NYC fitness club interior photography that captures architecture, mood, and luxury design in one shoot.

Step inside the One Point Park penthouse, a Brooklyn residence with panoramic views, sleek interiors, and a stunning terrace. See the full tour in our latest blog.