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Custom waterfront home on Little Mark Island, Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire, built by Beckwith Builders — architecture photography by James Reed

Little Mark Island

BECKWITH BUILDERS - LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE, NH

New Hampshire Home, James Reed Photography
Maine Home + Design. Photography James Reed
New York Times, James Reed Photography
WSJ, James Reed Photography
Martha Steward, James Reed Photography

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Architectural photography of Suiden Terrasse hotel exterior, Yamagata Japan — contemporary Japanese resort design photographed by James Reed

Shonai Hotel

SUIDEN TERRASSE - YAMAGATA, JAPAN

New Hampshire, New England & beyond

James Reed is an architecture and design photographer based in New Hampshire and works throughout New England, extensively in Boston, as well as on projects across the United States. Specializing in architecture and interiors, James collaborates with architects, designers, builders, and hospitality brands to create clean, compelling imagery of both residential and commercial spaces, highlighting the intent and detail behind each project.

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Contemporary lakefront home at Lake Winnipesaukee, Wolfeboro New Hampshire, by Beckwith Builders — NH Home Magazine cover feature, photographed by James Reed

Modern Wave

BECKWITH BUILDERS, LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE, NH

NH Home Magazine - Cover Feature, July 2024

_JKR1119-2.jpgModern A-frame cabin architecture in Maine, interior design by Courtney Ryan — New England architectural photography by James Reed

Maine A-Frame

SUNDAY RIVER, MAINE

Custom lakeside residence at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire by McGray & Nichols builders — New Hampshire residential architecture photography by James Reed

Still Waters

McGray & Nichols - Lake Sunapee, NH

Coastal residential architecture in Hampton New Hampshire — luxury waterfront home photography by James Reed, listed by Engel & Völkers

Hampton by The Sea

Engel & Volker - Hampton, NH

Bookings are typically scheduled four to six weeks out, with edited galleries delivered within two weeks of the shoot. For larger residential and editorial projects I scout in advance, the right light on the right angle isn't an accident. On shoot days I direct with intention but follow your lead just as readily. The best frames often come from the architect or designer who knows their work better than anyone. 

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