This is a visual journal of the people, places, and things I’ve encountered throughout my photographic journey.
I’m always chasing that moment when everything lines up for a split second and sets the scene.
The people I photograph tell their own stories — their story is in the photograph. My story is the photograph.
I’m digging through decades of work — from the black-and-white prints I made
in the unfinished basement of 425 Adams Street in Freeland,
to the darkroom I set up in the spare bedroom of my rent-stabilized apartment
on 14th Street in Manhattan, to the shift into digital photography.
Life is full of experiences.
I’ve tried to document mine, and now I want to share them with you.
Get lost in a photograph for a moment — forget about time for a while.
Join me as I work through the past and try to figure out what the point of all this really is.
Photography is an fragment of eternity.
A photographer must recognize it, compose it and capture it,
And within a fraction of a second, decide to press the shutter before it vanishes forever.
This is just the beginning.