Where we work

Denver, the Front Range
and beyond.

We are based on Santa Fe Drive in Denver and photograph homes, buildings and businesses across Colorado every week, from city bungalows to mountain lodges. When a project calls, we travel.

Aerial view of Boulder and the Flatirons, photographed by Architectural Storytelling
Denver821 Santa Fe Drive
Front RangeEvery week
MountainsVail to Steamboat
Since 2011Colorado studio

Denver neighborhoods

Most weeks start in the city. Historic homes in Crestmoor and Hilltop, bungalows in Washington Park, new builds in University Park, and character homes in Highland, Park Hill and Belcaro. Every neighborhood has its own light and its own architecture, and we photograph each one with that in mind.

South metro and Douglas County

From Trailmark in Littleton to Castle Pines, Highlands Ranch, Centennial and Lone Tree, and out to acreage in Larkspur and Elizabeth. Aerials matter here, where lots are larger and the views run to the foothills.

Boulder and the north

Farmhouses and modern homes in Boulder, clinics in Longmont and Boulder, and new neighborhoods in Mead. The Flatirons make a generous backdrop, and we plan exteriors and aerials around them.

Foothills and mountains

Homes in Evergreen, Golden and Morrison, an A-frame in Jefferson, rentals in Steamboat Springs, lodges in Edwards and Vail, and a historic hotel in Cripple Creek. Mountain shoots are planned around weather, road conditions and the light in the valleys.

Beyond Colorado

We travel for the right project, including treatment centers in Texas, and have worked with clients across the US as well as in Europe and China. A network of assistants and rental houses across the country lets us fly light and keep rentals and baggage costs off your invoice.

The details

Everything else worth knowing, for when you want it.

Is there a travel fee?

Across most of the Denver metro there is none. Locations farther out may include a travel fee, which is shown at checkout before you book.

Do you photograph in the mountains in winter?

Yes. Snow makes some of our favorite images. We watch the forecast and road conditions closely and reschedule if the drive or the light is not right.

Can you travel out of state?

Yes. For larger projects we fly in, often with a local assistant who brings lighting and stands, which keeps costs down for you.

Wherever the work is.

Book online in about three minutes, or call and tell us about the project. Locations farther out may include a travel fee, shown at checkout.