The first several times I drove by this Temple were at night. It was all lit up. I didn't see the National Historical Landmark sign until the first time I drove by it in the daytime.

I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall in any of Frank Lloyd Wright's meetings when he'd explain to people what he was about to do. Being in a business community, you get to know the old joke that a camel is a horse designed by committee. Just think of all the comments people had on all of his great designs.

When I work for people, I try to give them exactly what they want. And sometimes, yes, I do get a little creative. But I'm always glad that all of my clients can understand it. Being a creative person in business, that's everything you can ask for - just someone to understand what you're trying to do.

Like when I'm doing special events, I make sure I capture that interesting moment on someone's face - that precise moment of excitement. Doing architectural photography, I try to get an angle that explains the room or shows off the building in a way you wouldn't normally see if you were just walking by.

So, in closing, I just want to say thank you to all of the people who commented on my last Photo of the Month, "Philly Lights." Thank you very much! And this time I'm going to ask for a little help from all of my clients and people who have worked with me: please go on Google and give K.S.N. Images, Inc., a little comment or review. I'm never good at asking people for that during a job, but it would be great to hear all of your comments on the work I've done with you.

Hope everybody has a wonderful summer! Talk to you all next month.

- Kevin S. Nash

Photo Details: Self-project, Beth Sholom Synagogue, Philadelphia, PA, 2018. Completed in 1959, this National Historic Landmark is one of the greatest achievements of Frank Lloyd Wright.