A black and white triptych made with film; Astypalea, Greece. I spent two months this summer on small Mediterranean islands. Although I captured color images digitally, all my B&W work…
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I’ve started thinking about my self portraits again. I have a folder of them which I occasionally look through. Most don’t really stand the test of time, but there are a few…
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Today, I was photographing swimming pools for my pool company. For fourteen years, we’ve had a barter system whereby I photograph their newly constructed pools and, in return, they service…
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How many of you long time Newburyporters remember the CP Cigar Shop on State Street. It was several doors up from Fowles. I don’t recall it still being in business…
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I was recently urged to search my way-way-back B&W archive for an image of a long ago departed local Newburyport character, Duncan Chase. He was the local drunk who had…
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Another recent self portrait which just goes to show that behind everyman there’s a woman. And, the woman behind me in this image was kind enough to suggest that this…
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May and June light are amazing on the East End of Long Island; that is, when the sun comes out. Actually, the fog light has been pretty amazing as well,…
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Since 1980-1981, my point-and-shoot format has been 120/220 or better known as medium format. I’ve always been attracted to the square format as opposed to rectilinear, and 120/220 film size…
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As I mentioned in my last post, I’ve spent a lot of time wandering through coastal sand dunes in the winter, especially after snow storms. The storm we had a…
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The sun peeked out around 11:00 this morning, and this is what my backyard looked like. The east coast got slammed with a lot of snow and a lot of…
