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Troy House is a Fine Art and advertising photographer based in Brooklyn, NY.

31/08/2026

Guy's out there raking the sand before the town's even awake. Shot this one morning in Atrani, the last real beach town on the Amalfi coast, the one most people never make it this far to, blinded by Positano. Smallest town in Italy, but it used to punch way above its weight, the doges of the old Amalfi Republic were crowned right here, not in Amalfi itself. Some places don't need the crowds to know what they're worth. Atrani's one of them, and honestly, so is Amalfi.

Fine art print available in limited edition, hand printed by me in Brooklyn. Link in bio.

07/08/2026

Cherry blossoms, Tokyo. First time showing this series.

Three months to get the print right. Wasn't enough to shoot it straight, so these get hand coated in wax after printing, layer by layer, until the surface holds light like nothing off a straight print. It fought me the whole way. I won.

Limited editions, hand printed in my Brooklyn studio. You'll see them on gallery walls this year, then Art Miami in December. If you're in NYC would like to see one in person reach out to the studio. I am currently printing for a couple shows that I will announce shortly around the US where they can be seen.

29/07/2026

Santa Margherita gets a bad rap for being the pretty cousin everyone visits on their way to somewhere else. That's fine by me. Let the crowds push through to Portofino, let them fight for parking, let them pay eleven euros for a coffee they could've had for two(or three). Because while they're doing that, I'm standing there watching the mountains just drop straight into the water like they've got somewhere better to be, and the sky's doing something no postcard ever bothered to capture.

That's the thing about this place. Everyone thinks the shot is the water, the boats, the colored buildings stacked up like they're daring gravity to try something. But look up. The sky over Santa Margherita has this habit of not settling. Clouds pile against the ridgeline, catch the light coming off the sea, do something different every ten minutes. A blue sky here would be a letdown.

Expensive, crowded, touristy. All true. Doesn't change the fact that some places are worth it.

Limited edition prints, hand printed by me in Brooklyn, available through the studio or through galleries carrying my work.

20/07/2026

Half of what I do happens in the off season. I've got a list a mile long, and every winter I shuffle it around. This place sat on that list for thirty years. First saw it in a fashion ad back in the 90s and told myself I was getting there someday.

A few years ago I decided someday was now. Only catch, it sits deep in cartel territory. I never pictured myself hanging beheaded off a bridge but I do like a challange. Made some calls, found a driver who knew the roads, figured we could pull it off safe. Flew into Mexico City, then a smaller airport, then a few hours by car into Xilitla.

Short version of the story: there was a rich Brit named Edward James who bankrolled a good chunk of Salvador Dalí's early career. Then he picked up, moved to Mexico, bought about 80 acres of jungle, and spent the rest of his life building his own private world out of concrete. Hired around a hundred locals and just kept building until he died in '84. After that the place sat neglected for years before people fought to bring it back in the 90s.

This shot is the pool he built for his workers, going back to the late 40s. If you know my work, you know I think water is what actually brings people together. This place proves it too.

I'd recommend it*. I'd recommend it hard, honestly. Just know there's a real chance something goes wrong out there, so take that asterisk seriously.

Available in a limited edition at www.troy.house

10/07/2026

People think this stuff just happens. It doesn't. Most of it gets planned a year, sometimes two, out. I go find the spot first, walk it with just my phone, work out where the light's going to land and when. Then I come back and wait. Two days, three days in the same spot, whatever it takes.

That's the plan anyway. Then sometimes the plan doesn't matter. I'd just nailed one of my best sellers, walking back to the car, already happy with the day. And there it was. Nothing planned about it. More of an editorial shot than what I usually put out, but it's always one of my favs and its always on my inspiration board in the studio.

02/07/2026

This one's for the Fourth, sort of. No fireworks in it, no flag, nothing red white and blue. But every year around this time it's the shot that comes to mind, and I couldn't tell you why except that maybe the sky was doing something similar.

It was shot in Barcelona, at a Catalonian street fair, on a summer afternoon that turned fast. I'd just come from a beach shoot down the coast, driving back with salt still on me, and I caught this scene building as a storm rolled in over the fair. Pulled over, grabbed the cameras, ran. Got maybe four or five frames off before the sirens started. Police moving people out, lightning cracking overhead, the whole fair scattering at once. For those few minutes the hair on my arms was standing straight up, and I don't fully know if that was the storm or the picture.

On the way out, practically at the car, I caught a balloon seller standing there like nothing was happening. Never planned that shot. Just there.

Happy Fourth, or happy Catalonian street fair, whichever one finds you.

Limited edition prints, hand printed by me in Brooklyn. On archival paper, at troy.house or through galleries worldwide.

13/06/2026

Final weekend to visit Watermark - in person or on-line - at Andra Norris Gallery. if you're in Northern California, please stop by. Humbled to be showing with all these amazing artists. In Burlingame through the next weekend. Thank you, Andra for such an amazing show.

04/06/2026

Most of my work takes me to Europe. This one's different. This is Fire Island, just off the coast of Long Island, and it's personal. I've spent enough summers out there to know the place in my bones.

There was a moment when the island actually split in two. Just broke apart. And what happened to the bay after that was something. The water conditions changed, and honestly, they changed for the better. Nature did what it does when you get out of the way.

Now they're talking about opening it back up. Cutting through again. And look, we all know how that goes when man decides to improve on something that fixed itself just fine without him.

But this piece. I love this one. It doesn't even look like a photograph. It looks like someone threw blues and greens at a canvas and walked away.

Available in limited edition, hand printed by me in Brooklyn. Find it at www.troy.House or through my galleries worldwide.

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