Cliffhanger House / Cushing Terrell
A narrow and unassuming gravel drive exits a manicured mountain resort community, providing access to 80+ acres of pristine former timber land in northwest Montana.
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Peter and Kelley Gibeon began their path of collaboration 15 years ago when they met as photo students. Harnessing their entrepreneurial spirit they headed to Montana with a truck, cameras and film, launching their architectural photography career.
Specializing in luxury architectural and interior design photography, they have collaborated with creatives from elite California golf communities, to Rocky Mountain recreation towns to international destination resorts.
Featured in numerous publications, their passion for their clients and craft shines through in every frame.
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A narrow and unassuming gravel drive exits a manicured mountain resort community, providing access to 80+ acres of pristine former timber land in northwest Montana.
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