Linda and Kathryn sit down with Jane Beiles, acclaimed photographer and contributor to the New York Times and Architectural Digest. They explore the art of capturing more than what a space looks like, but how it feels. Jane shares her approach to translating a designer’s intention into an image, finding the subtle details that bring a room to life, and using composition, light, and perspective to tell a deeper story. Together, they explore photography as an extension of design itself, and what it takes to capture the soul of a space.

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Hosts: Linda Coursen and Kathryn Merrifield

Guest: Jane Beiles

Senior Producer: CJ Ferroni

Editor: CJ Ferroni

Writer: CJ Ferroni

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Guest Bio:

Jane Beiles is a Connecticut-based photographer specializing in architecture, interiors, travel, and visual storytelling. A regular contributor to The New York Times since 2013, she has photographed more than 100 features, with work also appearing in Architectural Digest, ELLE Décor, House Beautiful, Veranda, and The Wall Street Journal. With a background in art history and marketing, Jane brings a distinctive eye for composition, light, and the subtle details that give a space its character. She says that goal of her work is to translate three-dimensional spaces into arresting, two-dimensional narratives that resonate.

Follow her @janebeilesphoto and see her portfolio at janebeiles.com