I spend short amounts of intense time photographing people. Occasionally I become friends with my subjects. Dr. Woodie Flowers was one of those exceptional people. You can read his biography (and [...]
I was working for a magazine that wanted their portraits looking like the lifestyle ads of Seagram’s Liquor in the 1980s. Here is a tear sheet of one of them, with a second portrait, which [...]
Here is one of several of our photo portraits of Clinical Professor of Law, Ronald Sullivan photographed at Harvard Law School:
I was sent to a club in Roxbury late one evening to photograph the legendary Solomon Burke. Both a preacher, and performer, who shaped the sound of rhythm and blues and (according to Wikipedia) [...]
The Boston Globe just ran an article about the history of modern biotechnology and software industries in Cambridge. It starts with Dan Bricklin conceiving the first spreadsheet for a [...]
Here’s a delightful photo of Wendy and Peter Jannelle, owners of Fifty-Six Union Restaurant on Nantucket Island, photographed for the 2014 Hingham Institution for Savings annual report:
In my Composition in the Field classes at the Digital Photo Academy, I’m often asked: Which is the best camera and lens to take on vacation? The classic answer is “the one you have [...]
Here’s a photo of Fred Taylor from our archives. He’s seen here in the projection booth of the Harvard Square theater that he owned in the 1980’s. He’s being honored by [...]
We recently had the pleasure of photographing Chef Ken Oringer for an annual report assignment. His restaurants include Clio, Toro, Coppa, Uni and Earth. Here he is in his home kitchen:(click to [...]
For several years now I’ve been working on a project photographing people who have become non-traditional heroes. Here we have the Boynton family, whose house was once in a forest, well off [...]