"Coddiwompling: To travel purposefully towards an as-yet-unknown destination;" a photographic journey exploring the east coast.

"Both an invitation and a boundary... a threshold between public and private spaces embodying the very essence of a unknown transition."

"Through my lens seeking to capture the profound symbolism and quiet dignity of entryways to sacred places."

These photographs are meditations on solitude, not loneliness. They explore the beauty found in quiet moments and empty spaces, revealing how human touch remains visible in the landscape long after people have passed thru.

Photographing flowers in black and white allows me to focus on the structure, texture, and contrast of the subject without the distraction of color. The lack of color emphasizes the delicate shapes of the petals, the interplay of light and shadow, and the intricate details that might otherwise go unnoticed. It transforms the flowers into something more abstract and timeless, illuminating their essence.

Detailed minimal images of pampered boy/men vintage toys to be brought out of hibernation on a warm spring day to be cleaned, pampered, polished, driven, shown and bragged about. From an age when fuel mileage and aerodynamics were not a major design changer; but built in America was. Design meant designing. Images from a commisioned collection.

A more personal and experimential photography series emerging from my direct experience with urban, rural and industrial environments allowing for more personal interpretation while maintaining an objective perspective.

A departure from romanticized landscape photography, focusing on documenting human-altered landscapes with an objective, clinical perspective.