Architectural Photography - New London, CT

I photograph finished buildings and interiors for architects, interior designers, builders and developers across southeastern Connecticut and the wider Northeast. From concept to completion, I capture the details, light and craftsmanship that make a finished project worth showing.

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Backlit display shelves built into a purple wall.
Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center by FCA Architects, a crisp white two-story facade with a corner entrance in New Haven, CT.
Built-in bookshelf and window nook with a child-sized table and chairs in a guest house by Peggy Sullivan of Seabird Architects in Madison, CT.
Wood-grain entry door with three small windows under a shingled overhang, set in lakeshore fern board-and-batten siding.
Conference room under a slanted glass wall, with an oval table, blue-seated mesh chairs and a large display set in front of a window.
Modern home with a glass-fenced pool glowing at twilight, built by ICOR Building & Remodeling in North Stonington, CT.
Narrow entry hall with a wood slat screen, built-in bench and woven pendant light.
Dark stone shower with a wood ceiling and a warm-toned mosaic floor.
Guest house rear elevation with a stone chimney centered between two glass gables under storm clouds.
Aerial drone view of Mohegan Sun's glass hotel towers in Uncasville, CT.
Michael McKinley's home at twilight with every window lit in North Stonington, CT.
MG Unlimited kitchen with stacked wall ovens, a long island and a green tile backsplash in Westerly, RI.
Minimal kitchen wall with a cooktop, wood base cabinets and two floating shelves.
Shaded deck platform by ICOR Building & Remodeling at a bicycle pump track, with a plane passing overhead in Groton, CT.
Bedroom centered on a green bamboo four-poster bed under a wood ceiling, in a shoreline home by Peggy Sullivan.
Street corner view of Cadence on Canal apartments by RJ Development + Advisors in New Haven, CT.
Sunlit great room with skylights, a stone fireplace and sliding doors opening onto the lawn.
Aerial drone view of The Beam apartments on Howard Street in New London, CT.
Telescope beside a sofa facing windows over a stormy Long Island Sound.
Green-walled sitting room with a love seat, two lounge chairs and a sculptural wood coffee table.
Cadence on Canal courtyard with a bold blue mural, an orange sculpture and a slatted pergola.
Green family room with a deep white sectional facing a wall-mounted TV.
Preston VFW bar with swivel stools, pendant lights and a wood slat ceiling in Preston, CT.
Harkness Memorial State Park pergola columns framing the gardens and Long Island Sound in Waterford, CT.
745 Osteria dining room with white tables, pillars and tiled half walls in Old Saybrook, CT.
Book-lined office nook with a desk and a bay window seat.
Attic playroom with a window day bed between built-in bookshelves and a blue and white rug.
Aerial drone view of the CT State Community College Three Rivers campus in Norwich, CT.
Yellow lounge nook with two black leather tablet-arm chairs, a small round table and acoustic wall panels.

Who I work with

Most of my clients are the people who designed or built the space: architecture firms refreshing their portfolios, builders documenting their craftsmanship, and developers who need images for leasing and marketing. Recent work includes a guest house in Madison designed by Peggy Sullivan of Seabird Architects, the Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center in New Haven designed by FCA Architects, and Cadence on Canal, a multifamily building in New Haven developed by RJ Development + Advisors.

What a shoot includes

I plan every shoot around the building: which elevations get the best light, what time of day, and which spaces tell the story. I photograph interiors and exteriors, and I add twilight exteriors or aerial coverage when a project calls for it. Every image I deliver is edited by hand, from color correction to removing distractions like power lines, so it's ready for your website, proposals, award submissions and print. You can see that process on my Post-Production page.

A full-day shoot yields 15 to 30 finished images and I deliver the edited set within 2 to 3 weeks.

Where I work

I'm based in New London and have photographed projects in Groton, Waterford, Ledyard, Preston, North Stonington, Niantic, Old Saybrook, Madison, New Haven, New Canaan and Westerly, Rhode Island. I travel for larger projects anywhere in the Northeast.

Featured projects

Niantic River Residence, Niantic, CT

Seabird Architects Guest House, Madison, CT

Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center, New Haven, CT

Westerly River Run, Westerly, RI

Common Questions

What does architectural photography cost?

Most projects fall between $2,500 and $5,500, depending on scope, licensing and whether the cost is shared.

Can the architect, builder and owner split the cost?

Yes. Cost-sharing is common, and I spell out each party's usage rights in writing.

Do you offer video too?

Yes. I film architectural video on a separate day from the photo shoot, so neither one gets rushed and each gets the right light.

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