These architectural photographs were commissioned by Seger Architects to capture the renovated mixed-use industrial facility at 1 Jefferson Ave in Salem, MA. The series emphasizes the structure’s functional design and material contrast—juxtaposing corrugated red metal with muted horizontal siding—while drawing out the rhythm of the large industrial bay doors under a dramatic New England sky. Shot during golden hour, the images utilize natural light to highlight the architectural lines and color transitions, giving the structure a strong yet inviting presence.
By blending wide-angle perspectives with carefully composed vignettes, I aimed to tell a visual story of the building’s adaptive reuse and its integration into the urban fabric. These photographs not only document the revitalized facade and clean industrial geometry but also position the property in context—capturing the street view, access points, and subtle design decisions that contribute to its character. This project exemplifies my approach to architectural photography: balancing accuracy, atmosphere, and storytelling to support my client’s design intent and project vision.
