It’s a snow day in Boston. I’m looking out of the window and there is a blizzard with 18inches of snow on the way. I always wonder how to get out from the house to capture nice scenes before the places are trampled. Yesterday, however, the temperatures rose to a balmy 20F so I got … More West Beach in Winter
I’ve seen so many great photos of Portland Head lighthouse in Maine so I took the opportunity of leaving a day early before the Out of Acadia workshop started to visit. I arrived in the day with a clear blue sky with no clouds likely for sunset. I took a lot of shots, capturing the … More Maine Event
Today, on the way to drop the kids off at school, I saw an open Amazon box with a brand new teddy bear dumped in it, face-up with the legs dangling over the side. Small, fairly insignificant but there must be more to it. An attempt at redemption from a misbehaving lover? An opened present … More Little Things
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