Growing up in New York City, I have always been intrigued by the variety of architecture in the city. So it was natural for me to be drawn to Architectural Photography. From the early brick structures of  The Francis Tavern in lower Manhatan,  to the modern mid-century designs like the Lever house and Guggenheim museum. New York is a cornucopia of architectural designs.

My father Ric Del Rossi (an illustrator and teacher at the Art Students League in NY) took me to the newly built TWA terminal at JFK. The organic lines and shapes were so foreign to me, yet inspired me to explore the interaction of shapes, light and shadow.