On day 2 of our Out of Acadia workshop we had a 5.00am excursion with Thomas Heaton to Little Hunter’s Beach for sunrise. We all met in the parking lot and set off together without any hitch. As you’d imagine we arrived in the dark. Our group (about 12) made their way down carefully, using … More Acadian Rhythm (Pt. 2) : Little Hunter’s Beach
At the beginning of October I went on a very different workshop called Out of Acadia (organized by the group originating in the Windy City, called Out of Chicago). This was a huge group of photographers (about 100) and several famous instructors including Thomas Heaton, Nick Page, Bryan Peterson and Erin Babnik to name a … More Acadian Rhythm
I live in Arlington, MA, which is on the outskirts of Boston. Suburbia. Close by we have many lakes and ponds but there is one, Horn Pond, which seems to garner a lot of attention. Joggers in the morning, people taking elderly relatives out to see the ducks and geese and of course, photographers. Those … More Persistence and Serendipity
As we took our usual annual vacation over to England to see the family I also took the liberty of booking 5 days by myself on the Isle of Skye to take photographs. I’ve seen many dramatic pictures of the Isle over the years and feel like I missed the chance when I was younger … More Skye’s the Limit: Sligachan
It’s funny to think when you look for an interesting foreground element that there may be more history behind it than you would have imagined. I wanted to photograph the remains of the old pier at West Beach in Massachusetts. I was hoping to get a misty, long exposure but I hadn’t been to the … More Relic