Spaces are designed for people. Social Space highlights how we live, work, and play. My lens captures those everyday interactions that bring purpose and vibrancy to a place.

Every image tells a story—but not every image captures the right one. Social Space is about more than aesthetics. It’s about documenting how people move, gather, and connect within architecture. These aren't just visuals—they're visual narratives that show purpose, culture, and energy.

What makes a space feel real? It’s not just lines, light, and materials—it’s movement, energy, and life. I capture Social Space by focusing on how people truly engage with their environments. When architecture is being used, it tells the real story.

For years, I’ve been at the forefront of capturing Social Space—the way people move through, interact with, and bring the built environment to life. My approach ensures your projects don’t just look stunning—they feel lived-in, purposeful, and dynamic.

Social Space is everywhere the built environment exists.
Architects create space to shelter, protect, entertain, work, educate, heal and so much more. Within those spaces human beings gather to communicate.

Photographing for the prestigious firm, AC Martin, we were sent back to school to capture one of their newly designed CSULB dining halls. The new space offers students much more than the traditional cafeteria.