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Portraits / People
Musicians / Performers
Products / Food / Still life
Interiors
We provide a range of external and internal architectural photography services throughout the US.
When you want a professional photographer for construction projects, new homes, buildings, architectural or interior photography, give us a call...
We want to help you get the most from your architectural images - and can offer a fine art printing service. Architecture and urban landscapes
Architectural photography can be broadly considered to encompass views of the exteriors and interiors of domestic, commercial, religious, institutional, and engineering structures, as well as records of the evolution of towns and cities. Its aim may be to create either visual documents or expressive images for artistic, publicity, or propaganda purposes. Depending on format, carefully calculated camera movements and/or the use of special lenses are required, especially to control perspective.
Construction and Architectural Photography
Photography for architects and construction companies.
We provide a range of external and internal architectural photography services throughout the TriStatre area and nationwide. Fine Art
New York! New York!
Crazy and Lovely City. The One. People
Interior Photography of Social places
Our same level of attention is taken with smaller establishments such as the dining room from a small guesthouse. Product photography
Headshots Portraiture Photography
Family and Kids photography
Products on white
Interior Photography of Bedrooms
When you need a professional photographer for buildings, architectural or interior photography, give us a call.
Interior Photography of Kitchens
We work with your management, interior designers and your web team to provide sets of images to meet your publicity needs, whether a five star resort or small guest house. Interior Photography of Dining Rooms
Show flats, apartments, lofts, conversions and restorations - good photography shows your property at its best. Deepdale Golf Club
It was the height of the Roaring Twenties and the game of golf was being celebrated across the country.
Accordingly, in 1924, William K. Vanderbilt II, one of Long Island's most avid sportsmen, decided to convert some of the rolling acreage on his Deepdale summer estate at Lake Success, into a private golf course. It was a historic moment that would create what is still considered to be one of the most prestigious private clubs in the nation.
Vanderbilt engaged Charles Blair Macdonald, architect of the National Golf Links of America and his proteges, Seth Raynor and Charles Banks, to help design and create a premier golf course. Vanderbilts friends soon approached him with the idea of organizing a golf club with a small, select membership, a place for weekday play when there was no time for the train ride out to Southampton and The National.
On October 26, 1924, the Deepdale Golf Club was incorporated.
After decades of play, in 1954, the Long Island Expressway was routed through the northern part of the course as the region began to pioneer the concept of suburbia. Dick Wilson was hired to reengineer a new course on the old site, but when this didn't prove feasible, the club purchased the W.R. Grace estate, located just a short distance from the original Deepdale and had Wilson design a new course with numerous doglegs, tight fairways, subtle greens and sculptured bunkering.
Deepdale Golf Club's relocated course, with the stunning Grace mansion serving as the clubhouse, was officially opened in 1955, and its role as one of the preeminent private clubs in America continues to this day, welcoming a diverse membership of men and women united by their common love of the game of golf. Locust Valley residence
People in places
People in their environment, travel portraiture photography New Canaan residence
Interior Photography of Bathrooms
Creative product photography
products photography for advretising and editorial use, promotional usage small companies and large coroporations; magazines, posters, billboards, tv commercials, print advertisements on trasnportation
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