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Commercial food production has its own set of challenges. To photograph commercial production, and make it seem attractive, requires a really clean space, but also a space that looks like it should be

A campground on grand isle is $20 per night, and apparently open in January. Ammon was off shore and we had no idea for how long. Architects rarely seek photographers between thanksgiving and tax day.

While I panic about cars and gear, cheryl does this. I run in fear, cheryl shoots trees. Its hard to say if I think she is a better photographer or a better print maker. I'm a better print maker than I

I gotta post these too. We shot movies but they needed a tripod and were all crazy unstabilized. This is the modern bayou: This is the residual of the original: The locals say there were miles and miles

I'd read Mark Twain and heard about the bayous before. I didn't really know what they were, or where to look. We found a nature preserve 5 miles inland from the gulf coast and tried to see what it could

Our first stop was going to be these bayous. It was a few days after Christmas, we had just finished the horse museum and were planning to target about a dozen architects in the southern Louisiana oil

I was standing in the office of the burger lounge HQ when the marketing guy asked me to look at his computer. He had just received an email from some local business requesting information about their

A friend invited us to join her at a time share in Sedona. It was July 2012. Architectural photography was dead, and yelp wasn't yet a thing. I thought I was a pretty good salesman generally, but I was

By 2014 we had made a few big sales since the housing crisis, this the first sale where we actually made a profit. We actually managed to sell these photos twice, and were super content with just one.

Its actually about the addition. The architect had added multiple sections over many years, and none of the brick matched the original. We had to shoot around that rather obvious fact. We hadn't actually

These photographs are mostly in the order we shot them. We were on site for just short of 24 hours, from about 8 am until about 6 the next day. Its not a dumpster. It looks like a dumpster, but its actually

Dean needed a whole book, and he needed it in photographs because half his staff doesn't read english. This is part of that book. In a sense, this post is a bit of a cop-out. Not much text needs to be

Our San Diego spies say the billboards are back! We thought we'd take a moment to show a few others from the shoot. (previous photo by Jay S.) All others ©ramsayphotography. This is a version of the original.

There is a regional tradition to crawfish. In southern Louisiana, its more of a poach than a boil, but I'll get to that in a minute. David. This may be the most decent human being I have ever met. Crawfishes

These kids were SOOO excited! We got them in a few days before it was officially opened and a city counsellor was pissed. Pissed! Apparently he has kids of his own and he didn't know it was going on. He

Like good southerners they immediately offered to help with a big ole smile. They had no idea really what was about to happen. That shot was so epic. The IT department is locked, even to security. We tried