Connecticut Architecture & Fine Art Photo Gallery

Connecticut Architecture & Fine Art Gallery

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Licensing & Acquisition

Collection Overview: This collection features professional fine art, abstract, and architectural photography revealing the unique structures, landmarks, and natural scenes of Connecticut. Every image is available for corporate or commercial licensing, as well as premium limited-edition gallery prints.
Commercial Licensing: The photos in this gallery are available for commercial and marketing use upon request. Please contact me directly for tailored licensing options.
Limited Edition Fine Art Prints: Available frameless but museum-window matted. Crafted as Archival Pigment Prints on premium heavy-weight, acid-free Baryta paper (100+ year rating). Hand-signed and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
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Exterior Building Architecture | West Hartford Center
Exterior Building Architecture | West Hartford Center
Exterior Building Architecture | West Hartford Center
Architectural Rhythms | DELAMAR West Hartford
Center West Condominiums | 1028 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, CT
Cupola Weathervane | 1240 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, CT
Rooftop Sign | 1234 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, CT
Park Bench at Fernridge Park and Pool | West Hartford, CT
Outside Sculpture | DELAMAR West Hartford
Padlock on Chain Link Fence | LaSalle Road, West Hartford, CT
Construction Crane at Center Park Place Development Site | Arapahoe Road, West Hartford, CT
Looking Up at Fernridge Park and Pool | West Hartford, CT
Waiting Its Turn | West Hartford, CT
Morning Dew | West Hartford, CT

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Photographer Statement

As a Connecticut-based architectural & fine art photographer, I capture my images authentically and process them for clarity, contrast, and tonal depth. I do not use generative AI to fabricate scenes, alter permanent architectural structures, or modify the natural landscape. To preserve visual balance, I exclusively use AI tools on rare occasions to remove transient clutter and obstructions (such as trash bins or street signs), ensuring the true essence of the physical space remains authentic.