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When I first started photographing for architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) clients, I noticed something striking—room after room, job site after job site, the faces I captured were overwhelmingly male. Whether it was boardrooms, design studios, or construction sites, women were often absent or vastly outnumbered. And when I did meet women in these spaces, they were exceptional—not just in talent, but in the way they had navigated industries that weren’t always built with them in mind.

That realization became the foundation for Women at Work, a photo project dedicated to highlighting the women shaping the AEC world.

This past February, Graham Images was hired by Boldt to travel to California for a week-long shoot. On the trip back, I was lucky enough to land myself in a window seat with a great view and a camera on board. 

Stevens Point Brewery celebrated the opening of its new Hospitality Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony this past spring.

Graham Images was hired by The Boldt Company for a dual-purpose on this project - to capture the ribbon cutting event and to take architectural images of the completed project showcasing the work that Boldt completed. Having the opportunity to take photos to serve different purposes for the client in the same shoot keeps our work challenging, fun, and always different. 

‘You Are Here’ is not just an exhibition, it is an experience. Hands-on interactives make the past relevant. Rare photographs capture the imagination, and irreplaceable artifacts connect us with bygone generations.

Graham Images partnered with the History Museum to take images of the artifacts in You Are Here exhibit, photograph the opening reception event, and to photograph the Museum's architectural details on the exterior and interior of the building.

KI has taken on the challenge of reimagining the possibilities that walls create for a space with their KI Wall product line.

Graham Images was hired to photograph the RSM Madison office. RSM’s Madison Office recently moved to a new location (directly across the street from the Wisconsin State Capitol building). Shive-Hattery, an Architectural and Engineering firm, and Valenti Builders, a Chicago based construction firm, were hired to design and build the new office space.