Cover and interview in Black & White Magazine, June 2026

 

White Gold, Jan, 2017

An accidental hommage to Sabastião Salgado and his Kuwait oil field series.

Sabastião Salgado

Selections from my photography in December, 2016.

The I and the Not I

New personal work, August 2016.

I've been doing some re-reading of my graduate school research materials. Here is an influence and a new image in response. 

The 'I' and the 'Not-I': A Study in the Development of Consciousness

http://jama.jamanetwork.com/mobile/article.aspx?articleid=656042

Life Guard Stand, Nantasket Beach

Nantasket Beach, Hull, MA, 9/5/2016

Bubble: a Polaroid light and focus test.

View from the plane headed north.

Hommage to Henri Cartier-Bresson

Stephen Sheffield

To hear it from the the man himself, click his name.

Henri Cartier-Bresson

Dew on the leaves this morning.

Walker Evans was a "Punk Rock" photographic visionary.

"In stylistic terms, Evan's photography is a series of negations. It is unenbellished, unvarnished and unpretentious. It eschews any atmospheric effects and most of the niceties of traditional composition. Often, in photographs of buildings as well as portraits, the subject is seen head on, in the hard light of midday sun, directly at eye level. As a result, Evan's subjects achieve a clarity, solidity and presence. While plainly temporal, they appear as if they existed outside of time."

- Andy Grundberg 

The Machine and the Garden

Leap

Commuter Series

South Station, Amtrack platform. 

Artwork commission sketch, 3/30/2016

This is a "close-to-final" sketch for a permanent art commission in the lobby of a building in Boston's South End. During the research stage I was told about the "lost New York streets" of Boston. There is a link to a Boston Globe article in the comments. #boston #artcommission #southend

https://www.bostonglobe.com/ideas/2012/08/18/boston-vanished-new-york-streets/EVxSqBnv9ups9yO5Q6MhTP/story.html

Metal, 2016, Cohasset Transfer Station

Boston Commute, November, 2015

Tie-dyed autumn leaf

Shoot a high school senior portrait? Sure, but my way.

It has been many years since I shot the one wedding, the few corporate portraits, and the handful of magazine portraits i've done over the course of my career.  I have never shot a high school senior portrait, nor had it ever been a goal of mine, or even something I thought was in my skill set.  My work is primarily fine art sold through galleries, and large scale corporate commissions. The other day I was approached by a mother and daughter who saw me work in a gallery and were interested in my style. Always up for a challenge, I said yes.

Olivia is a high school senior heading to fashion design school next fall. I found her to be thoughtful, creative, and game for anything. This was a short, but great collaboration and I enjoyed it immensely.

Chair Swing, 2015

Yard Work 2

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