LUMBER ROOM/LANGO HANSEN

Another project I shot last month for Lango Hansen Landscape Architects. The Lumber Room is part residence and part gallery space located on the top floor of its building in the Pearl District of Portland. It's also 100% awesome. Lango Hansen designed the two outdoor terraces which nicely incorporate much of the surrounding urban environment. I got a few interior shots while waiting for the sun to go down also.

LANGO HANSEN

Last month I had the chance to photograph a couple of recent projects for Lango Hansen Landscape Architects. The first project was a light rail station just outside of Portland. One of the firm's objectives was to have the platform mimic the movement of the train as it passes through the station. I think they nailed it.

SAN PEDRO PT. 2

I recently returned from working on a project in Los Angeles for Magic Light Foundation - a non-profit production company based in CA. The company is currently producing a documentary film titled Plight of the Fisherman, chronicling the decline of the commercial fishing industry over the past 50 years or so. The film will also include still photographs documenting certain aspects of decline - Hurricane Katrina, economic fluxuations, etc. The director and producer of the film asked if I would photograph a segment focusing on the changing landscape of the San Pedro fishing industry, which I gladly accepted. Given the subject matter (decaying architecture and industrial waste) this assignment was right up my alley. And Jacquie (director) and Marco (producer) are about the most fun people I've ever worked with. Check out the trailer for the film and watch for it on PBS, Discovery Channel and film festivals in about a year.