Photography as an art form in museums, galleries and homes.
Some types of subjects choose the camera. Photographing 18th Century reenactors with a modern digital camera feels too easy. A 70-year-old Rolleiflex, on the other hand, seems like the perfect way to honor the craftsmanship and authenticity they bring to the Jockey Hollow spring encampment. (Morristown, NJ | April 18, 2026). Photographed on Kodak NC400 film, expired 2009; rated at ISO 80. See more Rollei photos
Labor Day on the coast of Maine was made even more special by my nephew’s wedding
I am happy to report that one of my photographs has been chosen for inclusion in Studio Montclair's next exhibition, STATE OF THE ART 2025.
ILFORD Photo, the British photographic film company, twice a year awards an Analogue Community Grant. Each year they receive hundreds of applicants from around the globe who submit projects to be considered for Ilford's support. I am pleased to announce that my project, ALTER EGOS*, is one of the five projects shortlisted for this year's 2025 grant. Once the shortlist is announced, the public votes for their favorite of the five finalists. This year's group [...]
I made more portraits with my vintage Rolleiflex during the St. Patrick's Day parade in West Orange, NJ, showcasing a vibrant and diverse atmosphere. Police officers, National Park Rangers, a Colombian dance troupe, and a marching jazz band each contributed unique elements, highlighting the cultural diversity in a 21st century American suburb.
The 245th Anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth in Freehold, NJ. A camp follower reenactor plays an important role at the event.
