Backs to the Beach
While photographing vacationing families in Rehoboth Beach, I found myself capturing the moments happening around me. Those outtakes became a small collection of candid beach photographs.
Cape May | Where It Began
Creative slumps rarely end all at once. Sometimes they begin with a single walk, a camera, and a willingness to look again. These photographs mark the moment I started finding my way back.
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.
Between Stillness and Motion
Early November along the Chesapeake brings fewer people and a sharper edge to the shoreline. Wind, water, and empty spaces shape the mood more than any destination.
Havre de Grace: Bay Light and iPhone
I hadn’t planned on taking photos that day. I had no camera bag, no gear. It was just a spontaneous drive through Harford County, Maryland. But as I reached Havre de Grace and stood by the bay, I couldn’t resist. With only my iPhone in hand, I wandered The Promenade, drawn in by the quiet and the winter light.
Cruising the California Coast
In the winter of 1992, a business trip to Monterey turned into something more. Driving the coast with my Canon T90 and rolls of Kodachrome, I was swept up by seascapes, colors, and light I’ll never forget: images as feelings, feelings in the moment.