2017 Calendars Available!

December 11, 2016  •  Leave a Comment
The 2017 World of Wonder Calendar features images from my travels and wanderings in the past year...Starting in my local NJ neighborhood...then heading to Yellowstone & The Tetons - and getting all the way to Death Valley, California, these photos showcase landscapes, wildlife, and patterns and details from the glorious world of nature. If you'd li...
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Contest Winner!

August 11, 2016  •  Leave a Comment
I am happy to announce that my photo "Photographer on the Edge" has won first prize in the "My Ansel Adams" photography contest sponsored by the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown, NY The challenge was to share a photo influenced by the style of Ansel Adams. I chose to enter this one because of the subject matter (mountains of the West) and well as...
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June 10 Photowalk - Union, NJ

June 10, 2016  •  Leave a Comment
Please join me for a photowalk on Friday, June 10 from 7-8 PM at Kawameeh Park in Union, NJ! It's part of the annual Union County Bioblitz, a 24 survey and celebration of the natural world. This year, teams will be collecting and sharing information about Kawameeh Park, Black Brook Park, and the Galloping Hill Golf Course. I will give tips for natu...
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Upcoming Lecture: A Guide to Using Nik Software (May 10)

April 26, 2016  •  Leave a Comment
Last month, Google made the big announcement that their powerful photo editing software, The Nik Collection, is now FREE. This is a powerful and easy-to-use suite of plugins that make it easy to make selective edits, apply filters, convert to black and white, do HDR, reduce grain, and sharpen your pictures. I've been using these products for years,...
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Be a Painter…Using Intentional Camera Movement!

April 03, 2016  •  Leave a Comment
Be a Painter…Using Intentional Camera Movement! Most of the time, we photographers try to avoid blurry pictures… carefully choosing shutter speeds to achieve sharpness…holding our bodies still while we release the shutter to preserve detail…So why would we want to intentionally move our cameras in the midst of making exposures? Beside being...
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