David Dashiell, Photographer

I am a professional photographer offering a full range of services in Western New England/Eastern New York from my base in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. I am particularly interested in working for small and medium-sized museums, and for architects and interior designers. My services include architectural, portrait, product, and event photography.

I am a 2010 graduate of the Hallmark Institute of Photography in Turners Fall, MA, which I attended after a 25-year career in the museum field. I have a Master of Architectural History degree from the University of Virginia, and have worked for several Philadelphia institutions, including the Powel House, an 18th-century historic house museum, where I served as Site Manager, and The Wagner Free Institute of Science, a 19th-century natural history museum, where I was Assistant Director.

I have lived in the Berkshires in Western Massachusetts since 2001, and have served as Director of the Bidwell House Museum in Monterey, and Publications Director and Staff Photographer for The Mount, Edith Wharton’s 1902 estate and gardens in Lenox.

My photographs have appeared in numerous books and publications, including:

Books - French Chic: The Art of Decorating Houses by Florence de Dampierre (Rizzoli, 2008), Inspirational Gardens by Pamela Westland (AA Publishing, 2008), Novel Destinations by Shannon McKenna Schmidt and Jodi Rendon (Random House, 2008)
Magazines, Newspapers and Other Publications - AARP Magazine, Architectural Digest (German Edition), Beautiful Homes, Berkshire Business Quarterly, The Berkshire Eagle, Berkshire Living, Berkshires Week (2 covers), Bloomberg.com, Dance Magazine, Departures (American Express card member magazine), Departures (Russian edition), Horticulture, The Independent (London), Museum, National Trust for Historic Preservation 2007 Calendar, New England Home, Old House Interiors, Passport (Litchfield County Times magazine), Traditional Home, Veranda, Women’s Times.

Contact: David@DashiellPhotography.com
(413) 443-1194