In Nebraska if you want to go see a concert you drive to Omaha. You want a great steak, Omaha. Maybe a national convention, that’s right — Omaha. Eager to make a larger mark on the map, the much smaller city of Lincoln has decided to give its big brother a run for its money. How you ask?

Hands down, it is my architects' children! These kids look good! The secret to a successful image is drama. And the secret to drama is populating the shots to make it look real.

If I may, please imagine coming back from your New Years weekend. Leaving the joy and vacation time behind you, it’s time to hold to those resolutions and get back to work in that stuffy office of yours. Back to deadlines, goal setting, and co workers.

Searching for views that communicate a design intent can often be quite consuming. Sometimes, the quickest way to find a great shot is to slow down, breathe, and simply listen. 

Ever go into a building and you hear that little voice? The one that says "This is only going to get better." That's the feeling I had when I arrived at 1320 North Detroit Avenue designed by Predock_Frane Architects.

What does every child dream about? Full and unrestricted access to Disneyland!

I don't even know where to begin with all the stories that occurred on our shoot.

What many do not see is in the first shot, the grid that sits above the stage, and supports everything hoisted above each performance.

This fire station serves as the prototype for all the Port of Long Beach fire stations that are to be built in the years to come. When scouting the project, I felt an overwhelming sense of support from the fire chief that oversees all fire stations in the district.