On the trip I took to Watch Hill back in late June, I brought along my Canon A-1 for some film shooting along side my digital camera. Here’s some favorite film shots from that day all shot on Kodak Gold 200.
This past Saturday night, WaterFire Providence returned to the rivers of downtown for the first time in nearly two years.
This summer I wanted to make it a priority into getting out more to shoot photographs, especially in Providence. This story is a look at some of my favorite PVD shots from several photo trips to Providence during this past June and July.
Happy National Lighthouse Day! Today seems like a good day to share some photos from a sunrise trip I took to Point Judith and Galilee about a month ago.
I am excited to participate in a group show “An August Light” this month at AS220’s Aborn Gallery in Providence. “Sunset at Watch Hill Cove, 2021” and “Path Through the Dunes at Napatree Point, 2021” are both on display for the month of August along with many other pieces from great local artists.
I recently picked up an old film camera and shot my first few rolls of 35mm film. Here’s some photos from that first shoot on a summer evening in Providence.
A couple Sundays ago I had the chance to take a trip down to Watch Hill, Rhode Island for some evening photos, and it ended up being a night to remember. Here’s some of my favorite photographs from the day.
A few weeks ago, I took a trip up to Maine for a long weekend exploring and shooting in southern Maine. Here’s some of my favorite shots from the trip.
Happy Earth Day! In the last couple of weeks, the spring has finally arrived here in Rhode Island! Here are some of my favorite shots so far of Spring 2021.
I’m excited to announce that I have five new photographs being showcased in the AS220 Flat File Project for 2021. These prints will be in the flat files for this year and available to buy on the AS220 Art + Editions online store until sold.
In the winter of 2020, before everything changed, I took a trip to Florida with my buddy James to escape the cold of New England for a week. This is a look back at some of the highlights and my favorite photos from that trip.
December 31, 2020. What a crazy year this has been. With everything that happened this year, I obviously wasn’t able to get out to photograph as much as a normal year, but I still wanted to take a look back at some of my favorites from the year.