About the studio
Urban Moonfield started in the autumn of 2009, when Daniel Havelock rented a small room above a print shop in Inman Park and began taking portrait commissions on weekends. The name came from a photograph he made that first year: a vacant lot in Old Fourth Ward at two in the morning, the city glow doing something strange to the grass. He kept the print on the wall and eventually the name stuck. The studio has moved twice since then, and is now in a converted warehouse space in Reynoldstown with a separate darkroom and a north-facing shooting room.