It’s wonderful when you find a spot that no one really has photographed. It’s especially exciting when the place has different interesting rooms and the light is constantly changing. This house was discovered over a year ago. After questioning a mysterious driveway into the woods, I was able to confirm a building with Google Maps. […]
It’s so easy to get distracted by daily work. I know that when it comes to photography, well anything actually, I’m like a dog seeing a squirrel. Obvious attention problems! Someone recently asked if I was EVER going to complete my Pen postings. So here they are! In 1988 I actually managed to convince some
Frequently locations disappear before I even have the chance to initially photograph them. And sometimes I’m fortunate. In this case, fortune smiled and we were able to suggest the spirits that still occupy these spaces.
What happens when you combine an amazingly talented dancer with a historic but mostly abandoned train station. Here are some of the images created during a weekend trip to Buffalo. Built in the 1920’s by the same architect as Grand Central Terminal in New York City, this station has languished since the ’80’s. Although the
Here’s a grouping of images from a basic studio session. Tyler was kind enough to display his terrific physique in the high key lighting I love to use. He becomes an exquisite landscape of flesh.
Working in a very dangerous place with difficult lighting, it was truly a method to practice for future scenarios. Luckily I had a model willing to take the risks and seize the adventure!
It is my departure point from the staid local shoots of the past. Admittedly, the start of grand ideas to come!
An engaging shoot after a period of inactivity that jump-started a new flurry of work.
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