People

Aside from statues, I love examining humanity with my camera the most. Whether it is confronting the audience with a mysterious face, or recording a moment of intense passion, these are the highly personal subjects from which we obtain insights into ourselves.

World: USA

Wherever I travel, I take my camera. Around New York City, where I live. Or New England, where I grew up. Though I have traveled outside the US more than within, I find the diversity that America offers endlessly exciting to capture through the lens.

World: Asia

Most of my Asian travel has been within India, including Mumbai which I made my second home. It has become home base, while I explore the many states of this remarkable country both through photography, as well as through its spiritual and philosophical vitality.

World: Europe

My love of Europe started with French literature, as well as a curiosity about my family's Italian and Eastern European heritage. In my travels there, I have become more and more intrigued with the complex history of the West, as well as its external beauty.

Landscapes & Wildlife

Images of peaceful solitude, and a deep respect for the intricate web of life drive the selections in this gallery.

Statuary

Admittedly, I have a soft spot for statues. They have fascinated me since I was very young, and I've always held a sort of silent dialogue with them. I think perhaps my most successful portraits are of stone.

Artistic

From time to time I enjoy exploring the possibilities of working with photographs in post, or doing in-camera effects, such as the ones you see here.

Editorial

There are always certain moments which one never wants to forget. I see editorial work as a kind of memory gallery, and though the original memories may not be carried over to an external audience, there still remains a story to be expressed.

Black & White

I first started doing photography exclusively in black and white, and like many others I still feel it possesses a certain magic that color instantly vanquishes.