About

Looking. Always looking.

The study of composition is what sustains me and now I can see, it is what has always been present and brought me full circle — from childhood museum trips with my mother to the study of art history and marketing at the University of Michigan to a job in fashion at Esprit to my work as a photographer today. 

Not terribly surprised to find my passion for telling a visual story has become my work. I have always admired interiors and the activities of life for their visual forms, textures, shapes and scale. My work is never about the brand of any single object. Rather the balance, the still life of a room in a house, a building on a street, a horse in a field or a person in a place they love. Over the years, this lens has led to regular collaborations with premier publications, including capturing over one hundred architecture and design features for The New York Times, and seeing my work featured by Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Veranda, and other leading design titles. Whether collaborating with architects, designers, or commercial brands, my goal remains the same: to translate three-dimensional spaces into arresting, two-dimensional narratives that resonate.

Light, mood and a sense of humanity is what I want to bring to my photographs.  Honored by an eye for classical motifs and deep relationships with designers and editors I strive for a rich collaboration with every client.

When not behind the camera, I can be found hanging around another great love of mine — my family. 3 grown kids, 1 fab husband and 2 spirited vizslas. I’m based in Fairfield County, Connecticut and am always happy to pack up my gear to capture locations around the globe.

This work totally fills my cup. I hope we'll meet one day soon.

JB

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