I recently wrapped an architectural photography project for the Webster Clinic offices in Copley Square, and it’s one I’m genuinely proud of. I’ve always loved architecture, and during COVID I was shooting a lot of spaces for Airbnb and VRBO, so getting back into that world felt really natural and honestly pretty refreshing.

The goal here was to make a clean, modern medical space feel intentional, elevated, and inviting—not just document it, but give it presence. I focused a lot on composition, lines, and how light moves through the space to highlight the design choices. It’s the kind of work where details matter, and I enjoy slowing down and getting it right.

Projects like this remind me why I got into photography in the first place. It’s a mix of technical precision and creative problem solving, and when it all clicks, it’s very rewarding.