Photography

C3 is defined by bold geometry, industrial materials, and a strong connection between interior and exterior space. We focused on those relationships, along with the activity and energy that give the Culver City workplace its character.

Set within Tampa’s historic Ybor City, Cigar Workers Park brings together salvaged materials, native planting, gathering spaces, and ecological infrastructure. Our photography focused on how those elements connect the park to the history and everyday life of the El Reloj factory district.

Tucked into an expansive hillside site in Mandeville Canyon, this residence relies on restraint, material, light, and landscape. We photographed the project with particular attention to the relationship between KAP Studio’s architecture and the surrounding site.

Gilmer Farms combines a working landscape with a carefully considered residential environment. The photography follows the relationship between agriculture, landscape design, and the owners’ emphasis on stewardship and wellness.

We photographed Ishihara Park after dark, when lighting, shadow, and form give the landscape an entirely different presence. The nighttime series focuses on how illumination changes the experience of the park and reveals details that recede during the day.

At Asteras Kings, landscape is woven directly into the experience of working, gathering, and moving through the site. We focused on planting, architecture, light, and the everyday use of the spaces designed by Studio AN32.

Commissioned for Landscape Architecture Magazine, this photo essay documented life within a senior community in California’s Coachella Valley. Rather than treating the landscape as an object, the assignment focused on people, heat, adaptation, and the routines of everyday life in the desert.

The Monoline collection is designed to function as part of the public realm without disappearing into it. We photographed the pieces in context, paying attention to proportion, material, form, and how the objects sit within the surrounding landscape.

This Park City residence pairs contemporary architecture with the character of its mountain setting. Our images focus on warm materials, clean geometry, and the transitions between the home, its landscape, and the larger alpine environment.

The Living Bioswale transforms a residential front yard into working habitat. We documented the native planting, water movement, and relationship to the street, showing how ecological function becomes part of the everyday experience of the home.

Milton Street Park occupies an unusual edge condition along Ballona Creek. Our photography follows the project’s grading, planting, circulation, and quieter places of refuge, with attention to how the park fits within the larger urban and ecological corridor.

Pattern, material, color, and cultural reference give this Pasadena Showcase project its identity. We focused on the details and spatial relationships that connect Studio Pappaterra’s interior and landscape work.

Phase One of Sarasota Bayfront transformed an underused stretch of shoreline into a public waterfront landscape. The photographs document native planting, coastal ecology, gathering spaces, and the ways people now move through and occupy the bayfront.

Chia-Ming Ro’s Pasadena Showcase House is restrained in its palette but rich in material and detail. We used natural light and careful composition to photograph the balance between simplicity, warmth, and craft within the space.

Water, stone, timber, and filtered light shape this Asian-inspired bath house. Our photography concentrates on material, craft, and the small spatial moments that give the project its sense of calm.

Photographed two decades after its opening, The Grove offered an opportunity to document a landscape that has matured alongside one of Los Angeles’ busiest public destinations. We focused on the established planting, pedestrian life, and landscape details that continue to shape the experience of the place.

For Airplantman, the plants and display systems were treated as design objects in their own right. We styled and photographed the collection to emphasize form, texture, botanical character, and the simplicity of the handcrafted displays.