Archive for April, 2011
Nursery room in Connecticut mansion
It was a relatively small assignment with my long-time and dear client – interior designer Anjali Pollack. She was revisiting one of her projects in Connecticut where she had done this charming nursery and bathroom.
Unfortunately for me the weather wasn’t kind to me and it was drizzling and ruined all my plans to take exterior photographs of this great mansion as well. No luck, and moreover the foliage was almost gone anyway(despite we had plenty here in NYC yet).
Well I got this beautifully designed and styled baby’s room 
Nursery room
And attached there is this sweet bathroom
Kids bathroom
Beautiful and modest gem on Upper West Side
I loved this fairly small loft on 1 West 67th Street from the first glance. Probably because I’m personally not a fan of big apartments or houses for many reasons (not agoraphobic either though )
But this is really clean and simple dwelling where I’d feel comfortable.
Shot this loft last November for Marie-Christine Kresse interior design portfolio.
Living area from the second floor
Owners keep this loft as a guest apartment actually.
Kitchen and living area, view from the entrance
Upper West Side luxury
Living room with a piano connected to a dinning room with glass doors
It was a beautiful apartment in a great building. The photoshoot was challenging though – interior designed by talented designer Lisa Merkatz was finished mostly in whites. And that is always tough for me
But it is lovely and very livable! Judge for yourself:
White beauty
I did this job more then a year ago, but I still wanted to publish it here since I love the result
White and beige
Chess kitchen
Guest room, library
Master bedroom
Fireplace in the master bedroom
Corporate headshot portrait
It’s always easy to do portraits of a person with outstanding personality. That was the case
I was hired for a corporate headshot portraiture session, because Scott needed new headshots for his upcoming publication. We did it on-location at their office’s library, which was just the right spot for the look he was after.
portrait of an attorney in library
Scott G. Kaufman is the principal of Crowley & Kaufman, P.C. His practice focuses primarily on Queens County Surrogate’s Court matters. These matters include estate litigation, estate administration and will contests. Scott G. Kaufman also handles all matters relating to Guardianships pursuant to Article 81 of the Mental Hygiene Law. Scott has become a well known and well respected practitioner in both Surrogate’s Court Practice and Guardianship.
Sky View in Queens
Where is the best view on Manhattan? Not in Manhattan probably? There is a new residential complex named Sky View Parc which gives you the best view on Manhattan over the Queens.
I did this project photographing a few model apartments in this complex in January 2011. And I’d say it’s a lovely place to live actually.
Sky View Parc is a residential enclave featuring luxury condominium residences overlooking an expansive landscaped park. With breathtaking views that stretch over Citi Field, Flushing Meadows Park and the Long Island Sound to Manhattan, Sky View Parc is a new vision of luxury living in Flushing.
In an area rich with entertainment, sporting and cultural attractions, Sky View Parc redefines home ownership in the heart of New York City’s fastest growing and most vibrant neighborhood.
And you definitely will have great apartments at your disposal to design to your personal taste and to make it truly yours
Sunny breakfast area
Spacious living room with a potential for great interior design
Social places, living room
Photograph of a bedroom design
Another master bedroom with a view on a park and Manhattan
Model apartment dining room setting
These model apartments were designed by a highly experienced interior designer Kristina Jacob and I need to say it was a pleasure to work with her.
Tribeca loft’s interior
Almost a year ago I did this interior photoshoot for a designer portfolio.
It was a great loft located in Tribeca, Manhattan. The designer wanted to get photographs of dining area and living area. Unfortunately there were some limits in terms of choosing the angles because not everything was done by the same designer so we didn’t want to include kitchen in the pictures. Therefore I had to shoot dining room toward windows and living area. Which is not my favorite view in this case.
Dining area / room
And separately I shot a detail view of living area, which I like a lot finally
Living room details shot
And here is the full view of the living area, with a fireplace. I love every chance to have a fireplace to be lit (so many fake fireplaces in our life ).
Fireplace in living room
