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Photographer, Cinematographer, Author, Creative Entrepreneur, Nonprofit Founder

10/08/2026

Matthew Malin & Andrew Goetz, co-founders of the namesake skincare brand MALIN+GOETZ are rockstars in their own right. When a catastrophic fire destroyed all but their dreams of a rural home in upstate New York, they didn't give up. Instead, they vowed to move forward and rebuild a near replica of the 200-year-old Greek Revival-style house on their 187 acre property, and tweaked it for modern living.
I had a blast making the images and hanging out on this farm while experiencing its understated charm.
Thank you Jamey for all your help & good energy on set, Laura Regensdorf for the beautifully written article and huge gratitude to my editors Amy Astley bebehoworth Michael Scott Shome Melissa Maria for bringing this story to light.
And lastly, a personal word of thanks to Matthew Malin Andrew Goetz for being wonderful and welcoming hosts as always. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
This is a story of resilience and resolve told through beautiful architecture, art and design.
Full article and lot more pictures on Architectural Digest (link in bio)

01/07/2026

Splashing into summer with the news that my subterranean swimming pools of NYC series has received 'Best of 2026' recognition from ASMP National !!!
A huge thank you to the esteemed judges Darius Himes Kat Dalager Mary Virginia Swanson
To see the entire gallery featuring the work of the winners, please see link in bio.
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

25/05/2026

Some captures that didn't make the final cut in the story about modern architecture on Long Beach Island, NJ.
A playground of modernism, LBI's unique audacious architecture style is under threat from an onslaught of modern meh mega mansions that are popping up all over the island.
The story is a must read! Beautifully written by Michael Harmon. Link in bio.

22/05/2026

Happy Memorial Day from the Jersey Shore 🌊☀️

I used to have a summer share on Long Beach Island a long time ago. Coming back to photograph it for this story felt like a full-circle moment and a slightly bittersweet one.
LBI is home to one of the densest collections of modernist and eclectic residential architecture in the country. Decades of bold, inventive building by architects who understood this landscape and ran with it. But that legacy is under quiet pressure. A wave of new construction — conservative in style, safe in ambition — is gradually replacing what made this island architecturally singular. It's a tension that plays out block by block, and once those homes are gone, they're gone.

Photographing it for this story felt urgent in that way. A reminder to look closely while there's still so much to see.

This piece was a genuine collaboration. Working alongside a talented writer Michael Harmon, with editors at who brought real care to the story. That kind of partnership makes all the difference.

The story is live now. Link in bio.

12/05/2026

The magic and old world charm of The Glenburn Penthouse in Kolkata, India has been on my list of top hotels ever since I first made these photographs.

09/05/2026

Needed a spring refresh so I asked .nyc if she would let me be her subject. I've been a fan of her street portrait work for many years so this was a major treat! If you need a refresher please check out her work and DM her asap!
Thank you .nyc for these!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

08/05/2026

Photographing artists in context of their work is always a treat! These are a few of my favorites
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01/05/2026

A house that grows out of the Rhode Island coastline like it was always meant to be there - part mid-century, part monolith, all atmosphere. The story of the Tilting House Rock house continues to intrigue and inspire.
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30/04/2026

Happy 100th birthday Route 66! This one of the gas station in Rancho Cucamonga, California never got published but has always been on my mind! If you want to go see it don't forget to stop by The Magic Lamp Inn, another classic roadside joint from that era.

23/04/2026

These images from reporter and documentary filmmaker David France's former East Village home has been languishing in the archives until now. Meticulously designed by Leyden Lewis , I was drawn to the textures, colors and the clever design elements of the home and of course the unmistakable extension of Mr. France's work and love for art.

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