Look here..

On 9-19-25 I photographed an event for Haverford College in collaboration with the Center For Creative Works. The artist’s showing work there were some of the most impactful I have ever met. This woman could not see and could not hear, yet she manages to survive with a smile on her face and amazing artwork to show. There was a moment when I took her photo’s where she wanted to feel the camera to understand what it was. Then she wanted to feel my face and my beard to understand who I was. My eyes filled up, the bumps on my skin went goose! I tried my hardest not to burst into tears. I don’t know if I have ever felt a moment like that before. I will never forget it.

Hard Rock Photo-5 mins!

This photo needs an explanation! When photographing a wedding at The Hard Rock Hotel in Atlantic City, the venue gives the bride and groom 5 minutes to get a photo on the steps under the giant guitar. The lobby is filled with people, the security rushes to get the public out, and 5 minutes is what I have to get the client in position, set up lighting and get it done proper! How’d I do?

Playing with the sun

Photographers like to call the end of the day low sun light the golden hour. I agree, kinda..but I like to call it playing with god. It’s my mis-behaving friend. But when I am patient, it does what I ask of it. If the sun is some sort of god which I think it is,then this photo was created with the speed of light and the sun rays of god.

golden hour photography

Beyond the ordinary

Every photo session I do, I try to add something beyond the ordinary. I know the importance of having everyone smiling at the camera and looking their best, but I also think of photography as interior decoration. I think a photo like this will stand the test of time hanging as a canvas on the living room wall.

Family Beach Photography