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I began photography in New York City, just after graduating
from Cornell University with a degree in English Literature.
After living in New York and San Francisco, I moved to Boston
and began a free-lance career, specializing in the photography
of works of art. In 1998, I joined the studio of the Museum of
Fine Arts and in my free time began to concentrate on my
personal photography, a change that happily coincided with
the arrival of high quality digital color printing.
Since then, I have had a few local exhibitions of this work,
beginning with photographs of Paris and Saint-Cloud at the
French Library in 2004 and most recently (November 2008) at
Studio Oma in Boston's South End. I also participate in Boston's
Jamaica Plain Open Studios each fall. One of my photographs is
in the collection of the Smith College Museum of Art and four
others have been acquired by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
On September 26 and 27 I will be part of Jamaica Plain Open Studios
at the Unitarian-Universalist Church, corner of Centre and Eliot Streets.
Please feel free to come by between 11 and 6 and see a number of new prints.
More information at the JPOS website: www.jpopenstudios.com/
Also, I have three prints on display through November 8 at the Danforth Museum in Framingham, Massachusetts as part of their New England Photography Biennial. More information at: www.danforthmuseum.org/newenglandphoto2009.html
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