Documenting Guy's design made up for the irritating ferry boat access to Palm Island.

Cliff's designs are always a blend of opulence and comfortable livability.

Unique design on the Sarasota bayfront, this 10,879 square ft. home was a delight to photograph.

Architect Jonathan Parks designed this residence for the builders own home.  The collaboration created another live in work of art.

Landscape Architect David Young was asked to solve some drainage problems as well as creating some aesthetically interesting landscaping and water features around the entire residence.

This was an assignment from SRQ Magazine that caught us at the last moment before we left for a week long assignment in Pennsylvania.  Sure happy we were able to accommodate as it was a beautiful and interesting residence.

We don't do many real estate listings but once in a while we are given the opportunity to photograph a unique property.  This modern home was a pleasure to photograph as every room was tastefully decorated and of course the modern architecture is art itself.

Architect Michael Epstein designed this compact residence with the owners art collection and work at home studio in mind.  Peaceful courtyards and swimming pool adds a calm that is conducive to the outstanding creative work produced by one of the owners.

Carl Abbot designed this home as an homage to the owners husband Sumner Darling, one of the founding pioneers of the mid century Florida School of Modernist Architecture.  Abbot took full advantage of the unique property to design this home in three pods that interconnect with a common wall.  He also continued the use of bringing the exterior into the home and vice versa.  It was an honor to be chosen to document this architecture.

Architect Barron Schimberg has skillfully blended the existing asian influence of this beautiful Sarasota Florida home with his modern design concepts.  The final result has received rave reviews from not only the homeowner but the community at large.

This assignment was to photograph my friend Steven Katzman's home for a magazine article.  Steven is a self-taught photographer who has combined, over the years his long-time interest in political science with his photographic journey. Although he does not work from anyone’s theories on the appropriate direction for contemporary art, most of his photographs exemplify the post modernist notion that to be relevant to the final quarter of the 20th century, art needs to be political in nature. Steven is, however, an artist, not a propagandist. Consequently, his images are not overtly political: the viewer must take time to think about each photograph to arrive at its ultimate message.  The home is full of not only Stevens work but other significant artists as well.

Architect Robert Rokop and Anne Folsom Smith designed the home as a study in circles.  Exterior has parabolas of a sweeping stairway with arched African mahogany doors with a semicircle of translucent glass that form a complete circle when closed.  Interior also has it's share of curvilinear forms.

Architect Jerry Sparkman of Totems Architecture, Laurel Phipps of Retreat Interiors and Mike Adams of Third Coast Construction combined efforts to create a New Orleans style home on the intercoastal waterway in Sarasota, Florida.  Complete with shutters on the windows, a wrought-iron gate, flickering gas lanterns a carriage house and the steep slate roof give off the feel of the big easy.

We were given the assignment of documenting the Sarasota, Florida police department's new headquarters.  The inventive use of the glass skin landed the supplier on the cover of Glass Magazine.

Jerry Sparkman of Totems Architecture designed an award winning guest house for the owners to live in while construction was taking place on the main house he also designed. The properties trees were left untouched throughout the process providing a beautiful hammock on one side of the main house contrasting with the Gulf of Mexico on the other. Michael Walker & Associates was the builder given the responsibility of bringing this vision to life. Walker's attention to the smallest details is evident throughout the homes. Even the reveals around every door and window are absolutely parallel without exception. The home is contemporary in design but materials and furnishings create a warmth and lived in atmosphere rarely found in modern architecture.

This hotel is one of many holdings of the Steinbrenner family.  We have provided photography for all their hotels and they have consistently won awards for their properties.  The general manager was appreciative of our ability to provide them with a digitally resurfaced parking lot.

Luxury on 26 panoramic acres at Devonshire, the ultimate in deluxe senior living, within beautiful PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. In every detail, from the welcoming valet who parks your car to the friendly receptionist who takes care of your concierge services, Devonshire fulfills the retirement dream.  You might travel to the world’s great cities to find services, entertainment and dining so lavish and intriguing, or a Fitness Center and outdoor activities so comprehensive.

Springpoint has established the retirement community of Stonebridge at Montgomery in close proximity to Princeton University.  The wonderful result has resulted in Princeton professors giving guest lectures on occasion and the Pro Musica chorus rehearsing performances in their large auditorium.  That's on top of the beautifully tended grounds and wooded trails the residents enjoy.  An enviable residence for anyone, at any age!