Aerial Photography Using a small drone, I can place a camera in spots that offer new vantage points, capturing angles and views that are difficult or impossible to reach on foot. Let’s Collaborate Art is a conversation and this is where it begins. I’m currently available for commissioned painting and photography work, as well as…
Echoes of Summer This photo project is my effort to recreate and capture the essence of the summer vacations of my youth. It visually explores the joy, wonder, and simplicity of childhood summers on Cape Cod in the 1980s and 90s. I am undertaking this project with my son, aiming to share with him the…
Great American Eclipse Now THAT was an adventure… I’ve finally had a few minutes to catch my breath after our trip to see the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse. This was a very last minute trip, but also one that has been in the works for 7 years. I initially started planning to see this eclipse back…
Industrial Bloom One Rhode Island non-profit is harnessing the power of flowers to transform its local environment for the better. What Cheer Flower Farm operates in an abandoned factory complex on the south side of Providence’s blighted Olneyville neighborhood. Spanning 2.7 acres, the urban site was predominantly covered in pavement, decaying structures, and contaminants left…
Chasing Winter Escaping Spring on a Road Trip to Canada As hints of spring began appearing around our home in Rhode Island, my family was still eager to hit the slopes. Determined to chase winter a little longer, we embarked on a journey north to Tremblant, Canada. Our destination promised snow-covered vistas, even as the…
Snowbound Ski Resort Isolated after Massive 7-Foot Snowfall in 48 Hours During the winter of 2022/2023, the Lake Tahoe region in Northern California experienced its second snowiest season ever recorded. When I arrived at Palisades Tahoe ski resort on February 26th, they had already accumulated nearly 500 inches of snow for the season. However, our…
Landscape Photography Between 2015 and 2019, my journeys took me to distant destinations such as Iceland, Norway, Italy, Thailand, and the American Southwest. These expeditions were driven by my quest to discover breathtaking, unspoiled landscapes. During my explorations, I was not only fortunate enough to witness the awe-inspiring power of nature, but also the profound…
A few years ago a photograph in the news captured my attention. It was of a massive iceberg that had run aground in Ferryland, a small fishing village in Newfoundland, Canada. I quickly learned that the east coast of Newfoundland is known as “Iceberg Alley”. Each spring, hundreds of Icebergs float down from Greenland before finding their…
Final Melting Place Iceberg hunting in Newfoundland Every year, during the spring season, numerous icebergs conclude their southbound voyage along the eastern coast of Newfoundland, famously referred to as “Iceberg Alley.” These ancient chunks of ice, aged around 10,000 years, typically detach from Greenland and embark on a journey lasting 2-3 years towards the south,…
This past October my little family of three spent a long weekend in New Hampshire viewing the spectacular fall foliage. We rented a small cabin in Sugar Hill, NH through Airbnb that had a lovely view looking out over the presidential mountain range from the back porch. The cabin was situated on a beautiful piece of property…