Aaron Usher III Photography
Services
Architectural & Interior Photography
Exterior and interior photography of homes, apartments, condos, resort communities, offices, malls, restaurants, and industrial/ manufacturing facilities. Clients use this type of image to show off their talents, portfolios, web sites, design competitions, magazine articles, PR, and advertising.
Landscape Design Photography
It’s only natural for us to photograph the hardscape and softscapes around the properties we photograph. We have been asked to capture this type of subject for both commercial and residential clients. Some of our favorite work.
Historic Documentation
This is a niche field in photography where we document a building, usually for inclusion in the national or state archives for future generations of scholars. In the past, we’ve photographed bridges, piers, and various homes or mill properties for HABS/HAER reports, National Landmark designation, and various publications. While this work was ofen b/w archival processing film/prints, we have developed a system with our clients allowing digital capture.
Product Photography
Photography of products, furniture, and 2D or 3D artwork, either in the studio or staged in situ on location. Clients have used our images as part of their packaging design, advertising, catalogs, new product releases, web sites, and social media campaigns.
Food & Restaurant Photography
While shooting restaurants, I have also been able to capture some dinner items for menus, web sites, and Facebook posts. This is a growing aspect to our work that we hope to expand on in the coming years.
Fine Art & Decor Photography
Fine art and illustrative photographs to decorate your home or office. Color and b/w images are available. Options include travel photographs from cities throughout Europe, like Paris, Salzburg, Moscow, and Rome, as well as, locally in New England and the East coast. We have images that are suitable for the finest homes, restaurants or work spaces. Hundreds to choose from off-line also. Many subjects from representational to abstract. Perfect resource for interior designers!
