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Hi Everyone, Today I’m debuting a new series as part of my Conceptual Photography portfolio. It’s called KITCHEN ELEMENTS, and the goal of this series will be to showcase elements commonly found in the kitchen, but to then give each […]

      Hi Everyone, Recently, on my Facebook page, and in my new Blog, I’ve been focusing on my newly crafted Conceptual Photography category. However, I thought it would be a good thing to mix it up with some […]

Hi Everyone, I’ve decide to write something of a blog that delves into various areas of my photography. The plan is to post a different picture and story  every Sunday and Thursday, so be sure to check back. I’ll also […]

I’ve begun a new way of presenting my portfolio, particularly on social media – slideshows. Of course, you can still see all the still photos here in the website, but I think some movement and music spice them up a bit. […]

With Valentine’s Day soon approaching, it’s time to think about what to give the beach lover in your life. You might consider “A COASTAL JOURNEY”, my coffee table book featuring photographs from Cape May and the Wildwoods in New Jersey […]

I’ve added a new Featured Project on my website entitled “PICTURE NEW YORK” It is a collection of pieces – both literal and enhanced – that I’ve taken in this most photogenic of cities. The locations range from the Brooklyn […]

I’ve taken many beach scenes in Cape May, NJ and Wildwood Crest, NJ, but it wasn’t until I saw works by the artist Massimo Vitali that I began to envision them differently. Inspired by his beach scenes, I set out […]

I’ve taken many beach scenes in Cape May, NJ and Wildwood Crest, NJ, but it wasn’t until I saw works by the artist Massimo Vitali that I began to envision them differently. Inspired by his beach scenes, I set out […]

I think it’s nice to start thinking about the beach on a cold January day. These pictures were taken at the Outer Banks of North Carolina and in Cape May, NJ., and these versions and similar ones can be seen in my […]

Today’s  post show my interpretation of the seasons in an abstract form. Would love to know what you think…