Nearscape Photography: Barn Hardware
During a walk through the narrow alleys and back ways of Westminster's western historic district, old barn hardware became the subject of an unexpected photographic study. Handles, tracks, latches, and mounting hardware reveal how these structures once functioned and continue to tell part of their story.
In the Silence of the Wall
On a cold December night in Washington, D.C., I found myself once again at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. These images reflect the silence, darkness, and haunting presence of the Wall after dark.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards: The Vendors
The voices of the vendors at Oriole Park at Camden Yards are as much a part of baseball as the game itself. These candid photographs capture the energy, movement, and personality of the men and women working the stands throughout the season.
Sailing the Sound
One September, some years ago, I spent a day aboard the Carpe Diem, sailing from Groton, Connecticut, across Long Island Sound to West Harbor at Fishers Island. Smooth river water, open Sound swells, good food, and a memorable day under sail.
Nearscape Photography: Clay Faces on the Barn
Clay birdhouses shaped like faces lined the side of a barn outside of Westminster, Maryland. Rough, textured, and expressive, they left a lasting impression long before I ever brought a camera.
Empire in Black
Captured at Empire State Plaza in Albany, New York, these images focus on the lines, repetition, and scale of the surrounding buildings. With the sky pushed to black, the architecture becomes the subject, stripped down to form and structure.