Buchanan Studios Blog

These are from an assignment to photograph a condo in Washington DC done by interior designer Eileen Ritter. We’ve done a fair amount of work with Eileen and one of the things that I marvel at is how well she works with the individual tastes of her client. Case in point – both this unit and the unit shown in the previous post were done by her – but both have very different sensibilities.

These are from a shoot we had a bit ago for interior designer Eileen Ritter and Associates. The unit was very beautifully done in white and wood. I’m already a sucker for good minimalist design, but anytime I walk into a room and see a Wegman print (or 2) on the wall – I’m in.

I recently had a job with a interior design firm that works almost exclusively in the healthcare field. I was working with their president and one of their principal designers who summed up the core of their business as F – F – and A. Furniture, finishes and accessories. It’s nice to work with a client who knows their niche.

Interior design by Design Management Group

New photos from a showhouse here in Maryland. This room was by Sheryl McLean of Decoria Interiors

We’re so often bombarded by the notion that “good enough” is acceptable. When you get to shoot a job for a client that really understands what it takes to get it done right – you embrace it. Anytime I can spend a few hours making something perfect for a client is a good day. Shot for David Iatesta Co.

New images from the SpringHill Center Christmas showhouse.  Nursery by Gifted Notions and den by Julie Bass of Decorating Dens

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Last week we had a shoot at the home of a furniture designer I do a lot of work for. David Iatesta and his crew are very talented and we had a lot of fun shooting the job.

Sorry about that.  Jen’s been very busy finishing up a couple of projects and trying to put out fires that a few printers have started.  Note to all corporate clients out there.  PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do not hire the lowest bidder when it comes to printing.  I understand it’s a lot of money but you get what you pay for.  I’ve had a couple of fun jobs lately, one for a starting interior designer and another for a trucking company on the eastern shore.  Neither of them are food related but both have come to me out of the blue and I’ve had a good time getting out of the box.