The Way I See It (Blog)
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Dark Winter
Never too boldly declare winter in New York to be “over” any time before April. You’ll probably be wrong. Every self-respecting New Yorker know this, so I guess I’m just putting it out there for recent transplants and tourists. To bolster my assertion, I present to you a series of…
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The Magic of Ilford HP5+ Pushed to 1600
I love contrasty black and white, so when it comes to film photography I tend to prefer films like Rollei Retro 80S and Fujifilm Acros 100 (I just hate the curl). I rarely push film, but I recently shot a roll of Ilford HP5+ and for no good reason decided…
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Living My Best Life: My Week As A TruLife Acrylic Feature Photographer
Way back in 2016 I wrote an article for LightStalking that addressed a few options that are available for people who want to make fine art prints – you know, metal, canvas, acrylic. It was a relatively popular article, but it lived its life, served its purpose, and everyone moved on…
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New York on the Line
“New York on the Line” started as an ongoing street photography project on this very website. It is now available in book form. The ebook can be found here for $8.99. Click here for print versions of the book. My sincerest gratitude to everyone who has picked up a copy in…
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Not Quite Utopia: Roosevelt Island
Roosevelt Island is a peculiar place with an equally bizarre history. The approximately 2 mile long island is situated on the East River between Manhattan and Queens and beneath the Queensborough Bridge, a bridge that apparently casts such an overwhelming shadow that Roosevelt Island gets lost in it. It’s not…
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