We photographed this Hampton Inn in Cypress, Texas, on the day it was officially completed. What stands out about this hotel is the impeccable cleanliness of the rear building façade. It's impressive to see the same level of attention to detail, typically reserved for the front, seamlessly carried over to the back. This thoughtful design approach makes it one of our favorite projects to capture.
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This luxury kitchen showcases exquisite handmade cabinetry paired with a spacious oversized serving island, designed for both functionality and style. Equipped with professional-grade appliances and a smart, tidy pantry, this space meets the highest standards of modern culinary living. The expansive open layout seamlessly connects the kitchen to the dining and living areas, creating an inviting atmosphere ideal for entertaining. Whether enjoying a quiet glass of wine or engaging in lively conversation, this thoughtfully designed space enhances every moment with comfort and elegance.
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Last one for today. This is Lisa from Catfight back in 2005. We spent the day photographing Catfight in a variety of sets at Bruce Starrenburg’s Lightbox Studio in East Dundee. It was great fun, and the girls worked so hard to make the shoot a success. Lisa was easy to work with. Before she stepped in front of the camera, she told me what she was going to do, and what she was looking for from the shoot. I love working with professionals. Just a few from the shoot.
For those curious, we photographed Lisa on Fuji Astia 100F color reversal slide film. Studio Lighting was StudioMaster II’s by Photogenic Machine. One large Octagon light was used as a kick, a 48” Calumet Softbox was the main light and then a 12” glamor light was up above as a hair light. The film was scanned full frame using a Minolta DiMage 5400 dedicated film scanner.
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This modern ranch by Orren Pickell was one of our favorite recent photoshoots. The striking contrast of the white brick against the black-framed privacy windows, doors, and roofline creates a bold and sophisticated exterior. At the rear, the home boasts a four seasons room and a large deck overlooking the grounds, offering an inviting space for relaxation and entertaining. Tucked to the side, just off the master bedroom, is a private deck—perfect for stepping out into the sun or enjoying the breeze with a morning coffee and paper. We can’t wait to share the stunning interior images with you. Stay tuned!
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Continuing in the beautiful Rustic Home by Orren Pickell, we highlight the mast bath suite, a serene retreat designed for both functionality and luxury. This spacious area features opposing vanities that provide ample space for daily routines, complemented by a large slipper tub perfect for soaking. The walk-in shower adds a modern touch while maintaining a sense of rustic charm.
Expansive windows frame stunning views of the grounds and the distant lake, inviting natural light and a connection to the outdoors. Every element in this suite is handmade, reflecting the finest craftsmanship and attention to detail. The fit and finish are impeccable, creating a seamless balance between comfort and elegance. Altogether, this mast bath suite offers a wonderful space to start your day or unwind beneath the stars.
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We recently photographed an extraordinary home for Orren Pickell, nestled in a secluded private neighborhood along the lake. What immediately stood out was the remarkable timber construction throughout the house. The large saw-cut timbers, prominently featured on the exterior, seamlessly extend into the interior spaces, creating a cohesive and striking design element.
This rustic timber work imparts a profound sense of permanence—almost as if the home is built to last centuries. The structure feels solid, even overbuilt, conveying strength and durability in every detail.
In particular, the great room showcases these massive timbers alongside large handmade iron collar ties, highlighting both craftsmanship and the raw beauty of natural materials. We look forward to sharing more images from this exceptional project soon.
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Finishing what has truly been a Flashback Friday, here are a few shots of one of my favorite interior designers and her team back in 2015. Shot on location at Michelles studio, we had a wonderful time, and ended up with as many amazing shots as we did of the team laughing and enjoying the shoot. Some favorites below.
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