Happy Halloween! This is a medium format film shot I did on a hazy Winter day many years ago. My processing wasn’t great back then. But in this case, having less contrast works to give it an ere tone.

This is a magical time of year to be a photographer. When I shot this, the leaves on the ground were only in this area. The framing makes it look like they go on forever.

Wallpaper Wednesday #3… Showcasing the most unique, wonderful & expensive papers.

A nice mix of modern and traditional.

Love that tile. Designer Danica Satell

9.11.01 Flight 93 Memorial in Shanksville , PA

I was there in 2017. It is an amazing tribute and place to visit. These are a few shots from my phone.

If the movie The Godfather needed a billiard room this could be the one.

I like how stark this is in monochrome with some blue tint.

The ceiling lamps are the toughest I’ve ever shot. But I think it turned out nicely.

A perfect Summer day. I shoot in manual focus mode when shooting nature. You don’t always nail the focus but when you do it is exhilarating.

This is a slide from the McNulty Landscape website designed by Smithworks Design Communications. I shot this photo using a Hasselblad with 35-90mm HCD lens, which gave me good color separation and focus depth for all the greens.

1 Liberty Place, Philadelphia. From where I was located, I was lucky to get the corner for perfect symmetry.

It’s Summer! I’m only one day late.

Reflections, Philadelphia. I really enjoy shooting abstracts. In the city they come natural. This shot is a reflection on the inside of the glass and a very busy building.

Hasselblad 35-90 @ 42mm / with detail crop on the right. Client: Home With Alexis

Wallpaper Wednesday #2… Showcasing the most unique papers.

Night moves