Bio
I photograph the places that I enjoy, and I am drawn to photograph the natural landscape. As a geologist and teacher, I started taking photographs so that I could show examples of various geologic concepts to my students. Soon I was improving the technical and aesthetic aspects of the images. My interests have evolved, and my current focus is environmental fine art photography. Since form, light, and edges define the urban environment as well as the natural, my work includes the human-influenced landscape.
When viewing the sweep of the landscape around me I take pride in capturing the details, colors, and shapes of a small section that will represent the whole. The intimate scale makes the grand more accessible. Details create memories. I strive to define the moment with a sense of place; a sense of time.
Exhibition History
2013 - Atelier Workshop Exhibition, Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester, MA
2013 - Blue, Cambridge Art Association, 25 Lowell St, Cambridge, MA
2012 - Off the Wall, Danforth Museum, Framingham, MA
2012- Monochrome and Minimalism, Newton Open Studios, Newton City Hall, Newton, MA
2011- Benefit Exhibition and Auction, Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown, MA
2011- Summer Workshop Show, New England School of Photography, Boston MA
