Seven Days: Eyewitness Article

Thank you Seven Days (writer, Amy Lilly) and Peregrine Design/Build for today's wonderful article.  I am honored...

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Better Homes and Gardens October 2013 Issue

A BIG BIG thank you to George Zavis, Karin Lidbeck, Jane McKeon and Matthew Benson for creating, producing, writing and photographing our backyard patio and fire pit story.  "Come on over" pretty much says it all!

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Design New England Sept./Oct. 2013 Issue

Time Travel:  Renovations That Revisit The Centuries.  

What a great theme to choose for such a beautiful time of the year.  I visited the location on the right two times - each in the fall - to photograph a renovated fishing camp for the Cushman Design Group.  

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Boston Globe Magazine: Your Home - Summer Living at Its Best

Worked with Liz Herrmann and Northern Timbers Construction photographing this lakeside retreat.  Loved being by the water, getting to know the homeowners and photographing every room in the house!

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Exhibit Opening and Anniversary Celebration at the 2013 South End Art Hop

Please join me and Peregrine Design/Build to celebrate their 25th year with an exhibit of their work titled, The Art of Place.   The show will be at the Burlington Furniture Company from Sept. 6 through Oct. 22.  Hope you can make it!

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DIY Network Upcycling

Repurpose, Refinish, Reclaim - all great words that inspire creative people!  Lots of fun ideas here including my own stairs shown above refinished by Joanne Palmisano. 

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The Best of Fine Homebuilding

 

 Also out on the newsstands is the Bathroom Planning Guide 2013 featuring a first-floor bathroom remodel by Gregor Masefield Jr. of Studio III Architects.  A HUGE thank you goes to the homeowners who have allowed their beautiful home to be published so many times.  Gregor's design combined with the work of Silver Maple Construction was a winning combination.

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This Old House April issue, before + after: kitchen

"More light, more function - still cozy" is a perfect description of this Burlington, Vermont kitchen space.  I worked closely with the homeowner, Michelle and Joanne Palmisano on this shoot.  Love seeing it out on the newsstands finally!

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Optica-lighting.com coming soon...

At dusk today, I shot some interiors, exteriors and lighting with George Zavis, of Hannabelle Garden and Co.  Couldn't resist sharing this great light he designed recently.

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Belltown Design

I met Paula McHugh at Rejuvenation in Seattle last fall at a book signing and demo for Salvage Secrets with Joanne Palmisano.  I have been following her great work at Belltown Design!

"Our goal is to create places to “be in”; where you can sit by the window and watch the sunlight filtering through the trees, read quietly in a well-lit cozy corner, or sit with friends and share a fabulous meal and great conversation."

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Design New England Magazine: Forest Presence

I had such a fun time working with three very talented ladies on this article in the January/February issue of Design New England Magazine!  Mitra Samimi-Urich designed the featured guest house tucked away in the Vermont rural landscape.  Lindsay Raymondjack did, as she always does, an exceptional job working with me in post-production.  And thanks to Kathleen James for her written words about this special retreat. 

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"Marrying Elegant Design and Sustainability"

The Feb./Mar. issue of Organic Gardening features Julie Moir Messervy's article about "today's new homestead".  I had the honor of working with Julie this past summer photographing this project.

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Taunton's Patio and Walkway Ideas That Work

Again, fun to work with Taunton Press and author, Lee Anne White to put together images of outdoor spaces.  Not only is Lee Anne a gifted writer, but also an inspiring photographer.

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Taunton's New Kitchen Ideas That Work

Thanks to everyone who contributed to this great new book out on the shelves.  It was a pleasure to work with Taunton Press and author, Jamie Gold.

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