Using stratigically placed lights I was able to create my desired mood and contrast. Shot for Jenkins Baer Interior Design which was showcased in Home and Design Magazine.

With the dark walls and muted bed I kept my lighting low to continue with the mood of the this image. I believe I used 7 lights total for this one shot. Client: Jenkins Baer Interior Design which was showcased in Home and Design Magazine.

shot for Jenkins Baer and featured in Home and Design Magazine

The Great Room for a residence in the Deer Valley, UT area for Yukon Construction.

Although there was a good amount of existing light, I added about 12 more lights to bring out every detail to this master bedroom. Yukon Construction

This was a tight space but I was able to include part of the game room where I set up a little poker game and lit the whole shot to bring out all the details and textures. Yukon Construction

Lighting for this image took a while covering every detail inside and outside to bring out color and texture. It was important for me to make the transition from inside to outside as smooth as possible. Yukon Construction

Shot for Alexander Blank Interior Design who designed this room for the Baltimore Show House.

It was amazing to see all the craftsman ship that went into this house from the flooring, stonework and custom woodwork. Yukon Construction

This was about a two hour shoot but it was important to light and bring out all the great design elements to this massive house. Yukon Construction

There was a large couch on the left side of the image that was blocking the transition into the outdoor seating area. I decided to move it to simplify and tell the story better. Alexander Design Studio

With a view of the old National Bohemian brewery, it was only fitting to use that beer as a prop. Alexander Design Studio

There was actually a large street light to the right of the garage door that would have ruined the shot. I was able to completely get rid of it in photoshop allowing for this shot to be have a nice simple look. Alexander Design Studio

Being able to control the way my photographs turn out is why I enjoy lighting projects. I'm able to bring out details and guide the eye throughout the image to enjoy each design element. Alexander Design Studio

My client had told me that he saw the driveway as almost a continuation of the lines from the trees. Complete with moon I really liked the simplicity of this image. Alexander Design Studio

It was important for me to show the transition into different spaces to tell the story of this project as best as I could. And find a way to use the bear skull. Alexander Design Studio

Alexander Design Group

Capturing different moods throughout the day was an important goal for me. For the image on the right, lighting everything from the top of the house to the grass, I was able to create and image that would not have happened with the typical HDR photography. Brach Architects