08/20/2026
I shoot for the cover. But the cover is never really the point.
It’s the way I see.
An editorial eye is always searching for the image that holds the story — the composition, the unexpected perspective, the fleeting fall of light that gives a room its atmosphere.
The image that reveals not only how a space looks, but how it feels to be there.
When I photograph a designer’s work, I’m looking for the visual thread that makes the story distinctly theirs. Because the most compelling imagery should feel unmistakably yours — an expression of your point of view, your artistry, your voice.
Those are the images that linger. That invite people into your world. And ultimately, attract more of the work you want to be known for.
And every once in a while, the image I saw becomes the cover.
Thrilled to see this photograph for MFA Interior Design on the Fall cover of Cottages & Bungalows Magazine
I Shoot for the Cover | The Editorial Eye
