Latest Press and Articles
My clients' work is frequently published in magazines and websites around the world. I don't keep this updated like I should, and I miss so many of their incredible architectural accomplishments. But I post what I can, when I can.
Architecture of Louisville
I like Louisville a lot. It’s one of my favorite cities in the Southeast. Not too big, like Atlanta, and not too small like some other “larger” cities in the South. Louisville has a similar charm and historical tradition to places like New Orleans and Charleston. As a bourbon lover, it’s also a destination […]
Read more →Slaughterhouse Whiskey Concept Art
This was a fun project! During Halloween, I bought a Michael Myers costume. There are lots of reasons why having this costume is phenomenal, but most of them revolve around how this costume has a great tendency to creep people out. Especially my wife. After buying the costume, I walked into a liquor store (finding […]
Read more →The Tennessee State Museum in Nashville, Part 2
Recently, I was hired by HGA Architects to make a trip to the Tennessee State Museum in Nashville for some extra shots that they needed. This time, I had the luxury of spending some time on the actual architecture of the building instead of the display cases being the main focus of the trip. Below […]
Read more →Columbus, Indiana – A Small Town Architectural Gem
Architects and design students all over the United States know about Columbus, Indiana. Do you? Columbus is a small town of around 40,000 people located about an hour South of Indianapolis. The draw to Columbus, though, is its architecture. Columbus is home to famous works by names like Eero Saarinen (St. Louis Arch), I.M. Pei […]
Read more →St. Mary Basilica of Natchez, MS
Originally dedicated as “Our Lady of Sorrows”, The St. Mary Basicila of Natchez is a beautiful piece of historic Gothic Revival Architecture designed by James Hardie. Hardie, an immigrant from Scotland, came to Natchez with his two carpenter brothers during the 1830’s. Hardie would also design several other places that are now in the National […]
Read more →Music City Center – Nashville, Tennessee
This is the Music City Center in Nashville…and the image that started it all. Prior to taking this image a few years ago, I had been doing mostly real estate shoots, but I was ready to make the move to commercial interior and architecture photography. That’s not exactly an easy jump to make, but I […]
Read more →McRaven (Bobb) House | Vicksburg, Mississippi
McRaven has been featured in LIFE Magazine, The Travel Channel, 48 Hours, and was dubbed National Geographic’s “Time Capsule of the South.” Most everyone else that knows the McRaven has dubbed her “The Most Haunted House in Mississippi.” Countless newspapers, articles, videos and photos have been published about McRaven. After numerous investigations, Paranormal experts claim […]
Read more →Behind the Scenes – Chattanooga Whiskey
High-proof liquor and fire! What could go wrong? First, let me tell you about this whiskey. I’m pretty new to the whole “liking bourbon/whiskey” thing. I was more of a beer drinker. As I started photographing more liquor, I got to try more of it….and I got to try it in several different forms. Turns […]
Read more →Woolworth on 5th, Nashville, TN
Woolworth on 5th is located in the historic site of prominent lunch counter sit-ins during the Civil Rights movement of the 1960’s. The 3-level restaurant was designed by Tuck-Hinton Architects and reopened in 2018 after an extensive remodel.
Read more →Ole Red Architecture, Nashville, TN
Designed by Tuck-Hinton Architects, Ole Red in Nashville, TN is Country Music Star Blake Shelton’s Restaurant. The 26,500 sqft commercial space includes a two-level restaurant, gift shop, rooftop bar, and meeting/event space. Originally, my client was Tuck-Hinton for this project. Once I provided the images, several other clients signed on to license a set of […]
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From the field
The work between the case studies — shoots in progress, new buildings, and the occasional behind-the-scenes. Updated straight from Instagram.















