I am honored to have two pieces currently on display at the Artisan Gallery in Binghamton, NY. Throughout the month of July, “Katrina’s Light” and “Masai Giraffes of Tarangire” have joined a number of beautiful artworks in the annual Broome County Arts Council (BCAC) artist’s juried exhibition. – “Katrina’s Light” is a 16″ x 24″ print, framed with custom matting Read More …
I am very honored that my image, Katrina’s Light, was selected among the top 250 highly commended photos in the 2018 Share the View International Photo Contest! This photo is special to me for a variety of reasons which makes this victory even more rewarding. My Daughter-in-Law, Katrina, is a skilled portrait photographer who is also committed to using light Read More …
For this Earth Day 2018 I give you scenes from my favorite nature experience of my recent trip to Florida. Take care of this precious planet, it’s the only one we’ve got and it’s pretty amazing! During my two 2017 trips to Florida I had only two opportunities to spend sunset at Bunche Beach. The first time I was rained Read More …
This week I spent a little time stringing together video from my March trip to Florida. If you have about five minutes, please check it out. Be sure to watch to the very end for bonus footage after the credits. Bump up the volume and watch in high definition for best results. And don’t blink! Most importantly, thank you for Read More …
In the golden light of early morning, this mated Anhinga pair is reinforcing their nest. The male has just returned from pulling twigs from a nearby tree. He has delivered them to his mate and together they work to arrange the new material. Anhingas share nesting responsibility, each taking turns throughout the day to sit on the nest while the Read More …
Many years ago, long before I discovered birds and photography, I spent an afternoon on the beach of Sanibel Island, Florida. I remember looking for shells but I honestly don’t remember noticing a single bird. Now, fast forward to 2015 and I can’t walk 10 feet on the beach without stopping for several minutes to photograph the shoreline bird activities. Read More …
