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We think the photograph says it better than any words we could muster.

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Spent the day shooting and hanging with our friend Pearl Harbour to film a promo for her Die Laughing Records/ Golden Robot Records digital re-release of the single “Trouble.”

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Like waking from a dream to find the dream is real: Canyon View Estates.

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Pool - Kings Point - Indian Canyons, Palm Springs.

This image is available as a fine art print.

12” x 20” w/1 or 2 inch border: $150.00

16” x 26” w/1 or 2 inch border: $200.00

24” x 40” w/1 or 2 inch border: $300.00  

DM to order…

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Wanna go for one?

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The Twin Palms Apartments… what more could we say? 

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02/22/2021

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After months of laying low, playing it cool, we finally ventured out for Christine’s birthday, driving to Newport Beach, checking into a hotel on the beach. To walk in the sand, smell the sea, hear the thunderous roar of the surf was everything we needed. However make no mistake, in these unique times, navigating the outside world is tricky at best, maddeningly uncomfortable at worst. 

But we went and did it, masking and social d’ing all the way.

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“The Lost City of Hollywood Regency in Bhutan.” Quote from Tom Dolle upon seeing our photograph of the Lear House in Indian Canyons, Palm Springs. 

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Photo tips: Be always ready to shoot. Anticipate; the ability to see into the future helps.

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Some outtakes from the Willows shoot for Select Registry’s Inn Scene Magazine.

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Where it will take us is anybody’s guess but, Happy New Year. Let’s keep on keeping on!

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Whatever else we’ve all learned this year, the big takeaway is ‘we are all in this together’ and if we want to get through it we better start behaving like we believe it.

Cheers to all.

On assignment and on location at The Historic Willows Inn, Palm Springs, grabbing a shot for the cover of new luxury travel magazine Inn Crowd. 

We are not shooting many assignments for magazines or interior designers due to you know what. So we busy ourselves with nature and exteriors.

Fortunately we live in a place with some astounding nature and homes.

In the meantime, stay safe, don’t be an ass, wear a mask.

Why do we love living here? Let us count the ways… like- being out cycling on an exceptionally beautiful day and running into friends and neighbors. Hey Shannon!

On location shooting private residence in Palm Springs designed by Javier Echenique (left).

This one is a light-filled, beautiful dream home in Indian Canyons.

Spain? France? There are so many different and intriguing architectural gems in Palm Springs we wonder what country we’re in sometimes…. take us away.

This gem was spotted in Tahquitz River Estates on East Palo Verde. 

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But down here in Indian Canyons, at Canyon View Estates, paradise is in bloom. 

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We were greeted this morning to a rainbow over the San Jacinto Mountains.

We took it as a sign. Of good things. Needed things.

The neighbor came outside and started banging a wooden spoon on a sauce pan.

He said Biden had won. 

And he had.

It was quite a morning. 

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A perfect night for ghosts and ghouls to roam about and cause a fright!

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Image looks like a little bit of Mexico, but it’s not. 

Palm Springs has an amazing mixture of architectural styles, not the least of which is Spanish Colonial and Mexican Hacienda, blending in seamlessly with the cottages from the 20s, 30s, and 40s, apartment buildings from the 50s and 60s, all the 60s mid-century moderns, and those great 70s homes and commercial buildings. 

Visually it’s a great ride through time. 

Love this town!

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We are in Altadena, California this weekend filming the artist Milo Reice for a short promo video on his upcoming show at Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica, California, December 5, 2020 to January 16, 2021.

Link to vimeo video of Milo Reice.

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Early morning, Indian Canyons… 

Winters low light is making itself known, casting long shadows, shorter days.