Architecture
I’m so happy to finally be able to share the first part of a campaign I shot in San Diego and Los Angeles for the technology company Lumen. The shoot involved a 120 feet condor hovering over downtown LA, Smart Lamp Posts in San Diego, self-parking cars among many other futuristic technologies.
The next generation of quantic computers is being developed inside an architectural classic designed by Architect Eero Saarinen. It’s a place where the 1950s meet 2050 or at least 2025. Design bible Disegno sent me to IBM’s Q Lab an hour outside New York to capture the people and technology building the future.
I had the pleasure to photograph architect and designer Anda Andrei for this months issue of Monocle. We talked politics, future of hospitality and Nicolae Ceaușescu’s very eclectic taste in design.
New Mexico is an interesting state, it offers an odd mix of old men with pony-tails and nuclear test facilities scattered around the state. However, since a couple of years back it has it's very own Spaceport which will start sending (very wealthy) tourists into orbit during later this year.
The story was shot for Icon magazine... and the oxidized look is by design according to Foster and Partners.
Over the next couple of weeks I plan to post a couple of spread sheets from shoots I've done over the last couple of months. First out is a story about the transformation of Panamá City that I shot for enRoute. I've also included a couple of my favorites images which didn't make the final edit. The full story can be found here.
Paseo de Las Bóvedas in the Casco Viejo district
The Bella Vista district
One of the best hotels I've ever stayed at. The American Trade Hotel in The Casco Veijo district.
Cinta Costera part of the Pan-American highway stretching from Alaska to Argentina
Hildegard Vasquez the architect behind the restoration of The American Trade Hotel
