Greenville’s architecture reflects a city that rebuilt itself around its downtown - restored textile mills, a walkable Main Street, new mixed-use and hospitality projects along the Reedy River, and custom homes reaching toward the foothills. My work here focuses on documenting commercial and residential projects with attention to how each one reads in that context.

I’m based in the Upstate and work with architects, designers, and marketing teams across Greenville, Spartanburg, and the surrounding region.

Being local keeps Greenville projects simple. I can scout ahead of the shoot and come back for a twilight exterior if the weather doesn’t cooperate the first time. From there it’s a short scoping call, a clear agreement, a proof gallery within a few days of the shoot, and final images typically within five business days of your selections.

Evaluating photographers for an upcoming project? Tell me the project type and I’ll send relevant work before we talk.

Featured Projects in the Greenville area

The Mockingbird, Downtown Greenville, SC A listening room at the Peace Center, created by combining two historic South Main Street buildings. Original brick and ghost signage sit alongside oak floors, tin ceilings, and a brass-lit bar. The photography covers the venue, Coach Music Factory, and the meeting spaces above. View the full project

PMC Commercial Interiors, Greenville, SC A Haworth dealer’s office and showroom in a renovated brick building on McDaniel Avenue. Warm woods, leather, and layered textiles give the workspace a residential feel. Photographed in a single day across the interior, exterior, and rear pergola courtyard. View the full project

Brio Primary Care, Greenville, SC A healthcare facility photographed for LS3P. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light throughout, and an industrial-modern entrance with black steel beams leads to spa-inspired interiors with marble finishes. Photographed over a full day. View the full project

ALSO SERVING THE UPSTATE

Spartanburg is home base for me, just up I-85 from Greenville, so projects anywhere in the Upstate are a short drive. That includes Spartanburg’s reinvested downtown and mill buildings, Greer and the I-85 corridor, and Travelers Rest at the edge of the Blue Ridge foothills.

Planning a project in Greenville or Upstate South Carolina?

Let's talk about how to document it. Get in touch