Georgy Ruchin

Ten years behind a professional camera, the last five spent mostly on property — hundreds of homes photographed on two continents, and now across New England.

Outside of client work, I love shooting architecture, street photography, and fine art. The habits carry over: architecture teaches you to slow down, embrace the space, and search for the angles; street adds something about the decisive moment; and fine art is about the color, the shape, and the right light.

In a past life, I was a lawyer, briefly a real estate agent, and a creative marketer. That contributes to the way I shoot listings: a rental isn't sold the way a house is sold. Details matter. Guests book on light, space, and the amenities they can actually see — and that's what the camera is aimed at.