10 March, 2026
A Blizzard Stirs Memories
One of my fondest early memories as a New Yorker was a blizzard in the mid-1990s that brought the metropolis to a halt. My future husband and I were out with friends at a play a...
8 March, 2026
Brothers and Sisters Unite!
The feedback to my first post about my image of the year 2025 was pleasantly positive which I am very grateful for. This encouraged me to take you on a journey to some other pla...
6 March, 2026
Tokyo Portraits on Tri-X
The year was 2006. Youtube was on the rise, 10-megapixel consumer DSLRs were hitting the market and I had just arrived in Tokyo with my black Nikon FM2n and a couple of prime le...
5 March, 2026
Another Man’s Treasure
This is a one roll project from a couple of years ago. At the time, I had not yet ventured into seriously working towards a set. Any images that seemed to go together were pur...
2 March, 2026
Fortuitous Fog – Earl Crag
Earl Crag is a gritstone rock outcrop above the village of Cowling in North Yorkshire bordering West Yorkshire in the UK. It is about 1 km long and 365 metres above sea level an...
2 March, 2026
Pakistan With the Olympus E1 and E3 – Part 2 Overlanding the Karakoram and Hindu Kush by 4×4
This is the follow up to Part 1 – 33 Years Exploring Pakistan. There aren’t many flights around the world where the Pilot decides to bank the aircraft around to turn...
Like many great tales from New Jersey, our story begins at a bagel shop. On a fall morning in Morristown, while standing in line for a breakfast sandwich, I noticed a beautiful ...
28 February, 2026
Hokkaido, a historical perspective
This article brings together the history and development of Hokkaido together with some of the images I have taken over the last 20 years or so. Early Days Hokkaido is the secon...
