"As we slowly get ready for the New England winter at Ben Gancsos Studio, it’s nice to reminisce about our recent summer projects.

Net Zero building is alive and well in the Northeast, and Ben had the pleasure of photographing several projects in this category.

Private residence projects for C&H Architects, Cummings Architecture + Interiors, Lassel Architects, Greenspur, and Group Design Build kept us busy.

Ben even photographed some wonderful interior spaces a the Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding guest quarters. Many of these projects involved aerial drone photos, and fly we did, from the ocean and into the sunset."

This summer has been exciting at Ben Gancsos Studio. As is typical, variety was the theme.

In Maine, Ben photographed the new L.L. Bean headquarters, SMRT’s corporate offices, and a new autism center by E4H Architects. NYC frequently calls, and Ben photographed the new Prenuvo clinic in midtown, multiple financial services offices for SPECTOR Companies, as well as Mount Sinai Hospital clinics for Studio A+T.

As New England is headed into autumn foliage season, exciting projects are in the plans. Ben works regionally, especially in the Portland-Boston-NYC corridor, and readily travels throughout the country for a variety of projects anchored around the built environment.

The past few months have been exciting at Ben Gancsos Studio. As is typical for Ben, variety was the theme.

In Maine, he photographed the new headquarters for L.L. Bean, the Lyman-Morse boat building campus in Camden, as well as a family compound on the ocean in Ogunquit. NYC frequently calls, and Ben photographed the new Prenuvo clinic in midtown. He also traveled to document a net-zero home in the Catskills, a golf club in western NY, and even a new tech/robot enabled distribution center near Philadelphia for CVS Health.

As New England has finally fully engaged with spring, the schedule is filling up fast. A similar variety of exciting projects are coming up on the calendar. Ben works regionally, especially in the Portland-Boston-NYC corridor, and readily travels throughout the country for a variety of projects anchored around the built environment.

Ben is a photographer who entered the medium by way of the documentary tradition. He honed his skills of observation and invisibility with years of street and journalistic image making, before turning his attention more fully to the constructed environment. Following stints as a staff photojournalist and an institutional photographer for universities and medical centers, Ben has been photographing architecture and interiors for well over a decade.

Ben photographs architectural exteriors, interiors, and people. He works closely with architects, designers, and decorators, as well agency creatives to make images that communicate their ideas and intentions, while granting viewers a taste and feel of the created environments. Wether commercial, residential, or something in between, Ben has been photographing places and spaces, from the boiler rooms to the board rooms.

Based in Portland, Maine, and working throughout the New England region, Ben travels frequently to various parts of the country, as well as abroad. He gladly accepts assignments anywhere in the world.