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Relaxing Art Prints From The Off-Season on Cape Ann, MA Happy New Year! š¾ Did you have a good holiday season? Mine wasnāt so great, I came down with covid a week before Christmas and am still recoveringā¦ but my coffee finally stopped tasting like wet dog and I have lots more energy, so things
Introducing the Bird Photography Matted Minis! The idea for the Matted Minis was brewing in my mind for several years (it seems that happens a lot with meā¦ My brain apparently needs to mull things over a lot before taking action š) and I started finalizing everything with test prints, image choices, etc. back in
Flocks of birds: Two brand new black and white prints I just added two new prints to the bird photography collection. I was shooting at Wingaersheek beach in Gloucester, MA on a foggy fall afternoon when large flocks ofĀ birdsĀ came flying overhead. I loved the formations of the flocks, as well as the silhouette of each
Natural Abstract Works of Art My latest print series is finally live! āSand Abstractionsā has been in the works for almost 6 years now, and it feels so good to get to share it with the world after all this time! I photographed this series over many months in 2016-2017. I had by chance discovered
My sepia tone sailing prints are now available up to 40×60 inches (100×150 cm)! These have always been some of my most popular prints, and many have asked if they were available in larger sizes. Iām so excited to share that finally, they are! I photographed these sails here in New England in 2006 with
Good Harbor Beach was just named one of the top 25 beaches in the US by Travel & Leisure Magazine! And well-deservedly so! As you probably know, itās one of my absolute favorite beaches, and I donāt know whether to be excited about it, or a bit bummed that the secret is out. š I
Ocean Wave No. 2 is the featured image for May I photographed this image early on a beautiful spring morning at Good Harbor Beach in Gloucester, MA, my favorite beach on Cape Ann. At the end of the beach, there is a small uninhabited (except for birds) island – Salt Island – with a short
Dining room art installation in Toronto, Canada Itās always such a thrill to see my images on the wall and I love how Umbrella No. 1, Line on the Horizon No. 1, and Morning Meditation No. 1 turned out in this gorgeous dining room designed by Michelle Berwick. Iām a huge fan of Michelleās work