Portfolio

Twelve projects, and the hour each one was waiting for.

Residential, commercial and civic work across Portland, the Gorge and the wider Northwest. Every frame here was made on location. Nothing is a render.

A warm timber spiral stair seen from directly above, its treads winding to a dark opening at the center. — 01 Stair, private residence Irvington

A tall arched alcove in a pale plaster wall, holding a low dark bench and a slim vase of dried stems. — 02 Gallery interior Pearl District

A dark cylindrical tower at dusk, its vertical fins lit from within by a band of deep orange light. — 03 Mixed use tower Lloyd District

Late sun falling across a warm plaster courtyard wall, with a tall column cactus casting a long shadow. — 04 Courtyard, guest house Hood River

A detail of poured concrete stair treads, raked by hard sunlight that throws a diagonal shadow across the risers. — 05 Stair detail Slabtown

The white underside of a cantilevered canopy meeting a slatted timber soffit against a bright sky. — 06 Canopy soffit South Waterfront

A parking structure facade of alternating white fins and dark voids, photographed at a steep diagonal. — 07 Parking structure Central Eastside

A dark curved concrete shell sweeping across a pale polished floor in an empty auditorium foyer. — 08 Auditorium shell Central Eastside

A pale sculpted ceiling curving into a rounded opening, lit evenly by daylight from beyond the frame. — 09 Vaulted ceiling, chapel Mount Tabor

A minimal steel stair set against a large white rendered wall, reduced almost to a drawn line. — 10 Studio addition Sellwood

A bare white room lit by a single square skylight, which drops a bright panel of sun onto the floor. — 11 Skylit hall Goose Hollow

A freestanding oval bath against a warm plaster wall, with a fan palm and a timber stool alongside. — 12 Primary bath Laurelhurst

Licensing

Yours to use, for three years.

Every project above was delivered with a three year license covering the client's own marketing, website, print and awards entries, plus the right to pass images to the project team. Extensions and buyouts are quoted on request, and we have never refused one.

Images are supplied as full resolution files and as a web sized set, both in a single folder, named by room or elevation rather than by camera file number.

What a shoot includes

Next step

Your project could be number thirteen.

Send the address and the finish date. We will tell you which hours the building works in, and what it would cost to be there for them.

Start a project (503) 555-0164