You like great design, I like great design.

You need photos, and that just so happens to be what I do.

I’m Dan: a father, teacher, computer nerd, trivia junkie, dog lover, and, coincidentally, an architectural and interior photographer based in Northern Colorado. I work with architects, interior designers, and builders across Colorado to create thoughtful, story-driven imagery that elevates their brands and showcases the intent behind their work. I bring a collaborative, detail-driven approach to every project, with the goal of creating images that feel as intentional as the designs themselves.

You may have seen my work featured in publications such as Architectural Digest, Good Housekeeping, House Beautiful, Luxe, Mountain Living, and others, though my focus has always been less about accolades and more about creating images that continue working long after a project is complete.

My life has always revolved around images, though photography came to me via a somewhat circuitous route. Along the way, I spent time as a personal chef for a now-retired, famously surly, anabolically-enhanced professional baseball player, and earned a PhD in cognitive neuroscience.

Before photographing spaces, I was imaging and studying the insides of people’s heads. My work in translational neuroimaging supported interdisciplinary research groups tackling fundamental questions about how the human brain works. That background shaped how I see the world: analytically, deliberately, and with deep respect for process.

Architectural photography turned out to be the perfect intersection that combines an analytic and critical mindset with a willingness to solve problems and just the right amount of creative chutzpah to truly bring out the character of a space when limited to only two dimensions.