Welcome

It’s not business - it’s strictly personal.

When I’m not photographing trees past their prime or their undersides once they’ve fallen over, I comb through my analog and digital archives for imagery that deserves another look—or to be shredded, and another look. This website highlights the skills I’ve acquired over a long stretch in both commercial and personal photography, fortified by decades of gallery and museum hopping. The pretty and the not-so-pretty alike are fodder for new work. It’s become a way of letting my past speak to the present. Enjoy.

Featured Galleries

Hoboken Days #19 - Amanda Peet

In 1997 I was a brief witness to one effort by an Irish director and his young actors to fulfill a filmmaker’s dream. The working title was “Sax and Violins” —directed by the late Nye Heron.

Pretty In Pink- gallery

I don’t know when it started, but I’ve hated the color pink it seems like forever. Reconciliation revealed in Chronicles.

Diana Moore—sculptor

Her studio was right below my fourth-floor space at 720 Monroe Street—at that time, Monroe Center for the Arts.

When Diana was in the process of creating “Lady Justice” in 1998 for the Federal Courthouse in Concord, New Hampshire I took on a personal project and had a chance to document some of the process.