Featured in this past Sunday’s Boston Globe Magazine (07/25/10) are my photographs of a beautifully landscaped garden in Newton, MA. Homeowner’s Katie and Tucker Walsh conveniently hired landscaper Patrick Collins, (Katie’s younger brother) to work on improving the grounds and adding more seasonal colors and blooms.
Here is the link to the on-line version of the article: A Newton Eden
and below are some additional photos from the shoot.
This past Sunday, The Boston Globe Magazine (07/18/10) featured my photo of a remodeled kitchen located in Cambridge, MA. The architectural firm of Jospeh Kennard Architects were called in after a fire damaged much of the condo. Joe Kennard facilitated the redesigning, paying special attention to a once cramped kitchen. Adding modern windows in combination with a lively color palette of red, white and blue helped free up the central gathering space, creating a playful and open space.
Here is the link to the on-line version of the article: The Bright Stuff
and below are some additional photos from the shoot.
The past few months have been busy ones, with my ongoing photography featured in the Boston Globe Magazine, as well as photographing exciting projects for local area architects and designers.
I’d like to share some photos of a recent project I photographed for the design firm of Siemasko + Verbridge. This was a renovation project of a beautiful Marblehead home with breathtaking ocean views. The interior is equally impressive, decorated with a perfect combination of contemporary style and classic sophistication.
This past Sunday, The Boston Globe Magazine (05/16/10) featured my photographs of ceramics artist, Isabelle Abramson in her Jamaica Plain, MA studio. Isabelle’s work is amazing and she was a pleasure to photograph. Take a closer look below.
Here is the link to the on-line version of the article: Pretty lacy
and below are some additional photos from the shoot.
Featured in this past Sunday’s Boston Globe Magazine (05/02/10) are my photographs of a remodeled porch located in Newton, MA. Cambridge-based architect, John Altobello, (GettingHome Design) renovated and transformed the front porch into a welcome addition.
Here is the link to the on-line version of the article (written by Marni Elyse Katz) : Down in Front
and below are some additional photos from the shoot.
Featured in this past Sunday’s Boston Globe Magazine (04/25/10) are my photographs of an Queen Anne Victorian home located in the Avon Hill section of Cambridge, MA. The architectural firm of Siemasko + Verbridge renovated and updated this late 19th Century Victorian adding a new roof and windows, restoring all the original woodwork and updated the kitchen/breakfast area.
Here is the link to the on-line version of the article: Old Glorious
and below are some additional photos from the shoot.
Featured in this past Sunday’s Boston Globe Magazine (02/21/10) are my photographs, (including the cover shot!) of a private residence located in the South End of Boston, MA. The design firm of Meichi Peng was brought in to help put the finishing touches on this fresh looking two-story condo.
Here is the link to the on-line version of the article: The Italian Job
and below are some additional photos from the shoot.
This past Sunday, The Boston Globe Magazine (01/03/10) featured my photographs of a beautifully designed foyer located in Norwell, MA. Interior designer Teresa Burnett, of Willow Designs, Inc. teamed up with local artist Marilyn MacLeod, of Lee Design and created a modern space complete with a unique faux ostrich-skin wall treatment.
Here is the link to the on-line version of the article: Faux sure
Featured in this past Sunday’s Boston Globe Magazine (11/29/09) are my photographs of an oceanfront home located in Swapscott, MA. Jean Verbridge, interior designer and principal at the architectural firm of Siemasko + Verbridge helped renovate this late 1800′s Gambrel style residence by adding distinctive touches of custom-made stained-glass throughout the house.
Here is the link to the on-line version of the article: The Glass House
and below are some additional photos from the shoot.
This past Sunday, The Boston Globe Magazine (11/15/09) featured my photographs of an Adirondack style South End condo. Gary Briggs, co-owner of Aunt Sadie’s, has decorated the Union Square dwelling with his collection of rustic artifacts. The space is bursting with campy antiques, a few of my favs include a basket of Curious George Dolls, an illuminated lodging sign and a case of autographed baseballs. See for yourself.
Here is the link to the on-line version of the article: Cabin Fever
and below are some additional photos from the shoot.
