My interest in photography originated in the 1970s while I was studying commercial art. Recognizing photography as a natural extension of my design training, I completed several night and summer courses in photography to establish a technical foundation for my craft. This fascination led me to build a darkroom, where I spent years honing my skills in film processing and print production.
During my formative years, I combined my technical skills with an interest in motorsports, capturing race photography at tracks throughout New England. By selling prints directly to drivers, my hobby became a self-sustaining venture. While my professional path later evolved through various roles—including warehouse management, procurement, and ultimately software engineering—photography remained a constant and significant pursuit. Over the decades, I have built an extensive portfolio spanning architecture, real estate, corporate events, and portraiture.
My commitment to the medium lead me to join a local photography association, where I competed at a high level and served in executive leadership roles, including Vice President and President. Today, my creative focus is centered on visual storytelling and finding extraordinary perspectives within the ordinary world. While I have transitioned from the darkroom to a digital workflow, I remain dedicated to the precision of the craft, currently utilizing the Canon system to capture my work.