This blog is where I explore my interests in depth through the medium of photography and writing. My subjects include large Victorian houses, The American Landscape, World War II-era aviation, Science and Engineering subjects and photography concepts as applied to fine art and personal projects from an academic perspective.
History in general has always been a strong interest for me and so most of my posts focus on historic subjects. One of my friends and photography mentors once told me, “…you have to photograph what’s available to you.” So, I took his advice. But I also cover those subjects I encounter in my travels whenever I get the chance…that’s how you get access to more exotic subjects.
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Here’s a sampling from my recent posts:
- From Documentary to Expressive: Freehold Station Through the Lens
- An Artist’s Journey
- What’s Changed In My Photography 2010-2015
- Reflections On The American Small Town
- Bethlehem Steel – Close to a Family Legacy
- The Jimi Hendrix Memorial – Message To Love
- The William Gulick House – Saving a Lawrenceville Icon
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