Whitney DeVoto Photography

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Whitney DeVoto Photography

Interior photography for portfolio or personal legacy + brand/company event photography. Colorado, New Mexico & wherever you are.

Love for all. 🤟

www.devotophoto.co

08/13/2026

Recent work for the most fun Nest New // Naomi Brown 💫
Love a drench, and those curtains!

08/03/2026

Recent work for Birkenstock USA 🤗

For a girl who’d rather be barefoot, my Birks are the rare exception, so being asked to capture their first Colorado store felt extra special.

Welcome to Boulder, Birk! Colorado looks good on you 🤎

06/17/2026

Proof of life ⚡️
I’ve been quiet on socials and soaking it all in irl 🥰
Since time in Cali working with DARLENE HALABY PHOTOGRAPHY on increeedible shoots, I’ve spent quality time with thetorturedportraitsociety at Stacey Slupik | Slupik MiniFarm (thanks for the sweet greenhouse shot Jennifer Bridge 💚), participated in a special Day In A Life project for Portland Family Photographer Photos and Films that I can’t wait to see come to life (and got to reconnect with her and Ashley Kaplan Photography which made my heart so happy), had an inspiring studio visit with Gabrielle Hewson | Wallpaper & Fabric Designer | Decorator (sharing shots soon!), photographed a gorgeousssss project for Nest New // Naomi Brown that I cannot wait to process, and shared a truly cup-filling convo with Kyla Chambers and Amanda Proudfit (if you’re a Colorado A+D photog, Kyla has connected a really great group- join in!).

And coming up quickly are shoots I’m SO excited for with Elizabeth, Julia German and ✨ Birkenstock USA! ✨

Happy summer, friends! Excited to share lots of photo goodness soon 💛

04/21/2026

Before I ever considered architecture/interior photography, I tagged along on an OFFBEAT trip to the Faroe Islands with my husband and a crew of landscape photographers. While I looove a good landscape, I’m not drawn to photograph them beyond my phone. I was there for the adventure, but rented a Leica Camera Q2 for funsies (which later led to irresponsibly purchasing a Q3, bc iykyk).

We kept a respectful distance from houses as the Faroese had become rightfully annoyed with tourists sticking cameras in their windows. But as dramatic and unreal as the landscapes were, I was head over heels for the homes. Completely smitten, I spent my time photographing them the best I could in a respectful, unobtrusive way.

I didn’t know then that I’d become a residential interior/architecture photographer, but I look back at the photos and think well, that makes sense 💚

And if anyone happens to have a connection with a Faroese homeowner for a closer capture… 🙋🏻‍♀️☺️

04/15/2026

“Who knew a chair could be interesting!” - said while sweetly admiring my work 💛 Then it got me thinking… and going through my work… and well, I guess the morale of the story is, if you have a good chair, imma capture it 💘

04/06/2026

Company retreats create such a fun environment to photograph!

People step away from their daily routines, conversations happen more naturally and teams connect in ways that don’t always happen in the office.

Some of the best moments occur in between the scheduled activities - laughter during a group activity, conversations over coffee or quiet collaboration during workshops.

These moments often tell the real story of a team.

Photos from a company's 3-day national sales team retreat hosted at the St Julien Hotel & Spa in Boulder with a team-building excursion led by Colorado Wilderness Rides And Guides.

04/01/2026

When people hear “interior and architecture photography,” they often think of glossy magazine spreads or industry portfolios. But I’ve fallen in love with another side of this work— one that has nothing to do with selling and everything to do with preserving.

I’ve come to believe that photographing a family home is one of the most meaningful ways to honor memories and preserve the spaces that shaped us. The place where birthdays were celebrated, traditions were built and everyday life quietly unfolded. Images of family homes become heirlooms— not because of their monetary value, but because of the memories they hold.

Professional photography provides a way to preserve the legacy of your home, and I would LOVE to listen to your stories and help you capture what it feels like to be home 💛

Thanks to ’s fam for the opportunity to photograph two of their homesteads 💛💛

Renovation of their 1930s mountain cabin by

03/31/2026

Family homes hold years, or even decades, of stories. Yet life often brings transitions that require us to part with a home that held so much of our life. Sometimes it’s moving parents into a retirement community or smaller residence. Other times, it’s a cross-country move for work or simply the start of a new chapter. The place where birthdays were celebrated, traditions were built and everyday life quietly unfolded is sold or emptied. In the midst of all the logistics and emotions, one thing often gets overlooked: documenting the home itself.

As a professional interior photographer, I’ve come to believe that photographing a family home is one of the most meaningful ways to honor memories and preserve the spaces that shaped us. I capture not just what the home looks like, but I listen to your stories and capture what it feels like to be home.

Please reach out if you’d like to capture your home, it’s a subject that is dear to my heart!

https://www.devotophoto.co/personal-home-photography

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