16 June, 2026
Three Films, One Orchestra, One Weekend
Orchestras run on two things. Music and food. Most documentation skips the food. Concert halls, polished instruments, formal attire — that’s what ends up in the frame. But...
15 June, 2026
Tokyo – Fuji XPro3 – Voigtlaender 15mm
After many, many analogue cameras, I ended 2022 with the Fuji XPro3. This camera was my last attempt at photography. For the last three years, my shooting was scarcer and scarce...
9 June, 2026
8 rolls of Kodak Gold in 8 days on Tenerife
I could not wait to write this blog after coming home from Tenerife in September, but I was very hesitant to write it as I came back and looked at the pictures. Not that I was d...
7 June, 2026
An Ode to my Dad, and to all Fathers everywhere.
I was raised in your arms; the youngest of your children, and you left the world in mine, leaving an emptiness I cannot comprehend. Above: One of the last portraits I took of my...
6 June, 2026
Airports on Delta 100
Beginning in the late 1980’s and through to 2013 I traveled almost weekly in my job shooting travel features for a large magazine based in the South of the US. I didn’t have a m...
New York City’s East Village has been an intersection where the counterculture meets the high culture going back at least as far as the 1950’s Beat Generation writer...
My 1958 Rolleiflex 3.5F, my most-used camera, recently came back from Georgia-based technician Peter Jiang after a thorough rehabilitation. For a camera I’ve relied on since 201...
27 May, 2026
Real Adventures are Still Out There! (Part 1)
One true joy of travel is the chance it offers to stumble onto real mysteries of nature. It doesn’t happen often, but Kate and I have experienced it three times. The most recent...
