This collection brings together personal photographs alongside work produced during an architectural photography course led by renowned photographer Steven Brooke. The course emphasized developing a disciplined approach to capturing the built environment through a range of projects, from basic elevation studies to carefully composed interiors as well as landscape photographs.

Each image reflects the core principles central to the course—light, form, and composition—working together to reveal the spatial and material qualities of the architecture documented. Through intentional framing and close attention to detail, these photographs demonstrate my growing understanding of architectural storytelling, uncovering subtle relationships within the built environment and presenting them with both visual clarity and technical precision.

The personal works included extend these lessons beyond the classroom, applying the techniques and concepts developed in the course to my experience studying architecture abroad in Rome with the University of Miami. Together, these images represent an evolving photographic practice that bridges observation, analysis, and narrative in the documentation of architectural space.