ESTABLISHED1981
This photo journal is a curation of collections of images I’ve captured over the course of my life on film, DSLR, mirrorless, and various phone and crappy point-and-shoot cameras. While I spend my days as a professional graphic designer, my photography hobby has always been my first love. Now I’m on a little mission to share these collections throughout the year and I invite you to come along for the journey. Here’s to being vulnerable and sharing the work, even if not technically perfect. Thanks for visiting and feel free to drop me a line and say hi!
LATEST COLLECTION: GLOW
The final collection for 2025 honors what is probably the most important aspect of photography: light. Whether it’s golden hour, sunrise over the cliffs of the Maine coast, festive twinkle lights, quiet candlelight, awe-inspiring starlight, or the flames lighting up a hot air balloon on a summer evening, there’s just a magical warmth that sparks a childlike sense of wonder. I remember as a teenager going on a photo adventure with a friend of mine, and she called it “chasing the light” because in a literal blink, it can change if you don’t capture it. I feel like I’ve been doing that ever since.
COLLECTION 12: SPOOKY COZY
Every kid loves strolling through a cemetery with a camera, right? Well, maybe not, but this gal definitely did. A few years ago, I got to go to the mother of all cemeteries in Sleepy Hollow. DREAMY. Spooky Season has become a sacred time of year for our fam and I loved pulling this set of images together. It’s an homage to the season of the witch with her vibrant leaves, eerie mists hanging over the road, long shadows, and cozy candlelight on chilly nights in.
COLLECTION 11: KINDRED VOICES RETREAT
A couple of weeks ago I had an incredible opportunity to photograph a four-day singing retreat a friend-colleague of mine was co-hosting in Starksboro, VT. It was such a heart-filled event, and just an absolutely gorgeous venue and surrounding area. The little village of cabins tucked in the woods up on a hill. The delicious and nourishing vegetarian food that was served all weekend. The power (and at times spirituality) of collectively singing with others and trying to notice and push through my own insecurities around being perceived in that way. And mostly, the kindness and generosity of every person at this event was beyond inspiring. I’ll probably write a longer post about this soon as it was a highlight of my year on this photography journey. What a safe place to do my first semi-pro photography gig.🖤 This experience really pushed me out of my comfort zone, technically, physically, and mentally. I learned some new things about my camera on the fly, and got to try out a dreamy 70-200mm lens I rented for the event. While there are certainly technical things that I’m sure I’ll get better with as I continue to learn and grow, I came away feeling really proud of what I captured.
COLLECTION 10: IT’S A MAINE THING
As we transition from late summer to early autumn here in Maine, it felt like the perfect time to shine a little light on this magical state. From Downeast, to Midcoast, to Southern Maine, there are so many moments and memories captured throughout my life here. (This one was TOUGH to whittle down to a healthy handful.) Alas, this collection mirrors the current seasonal transition we are in, starting with the saturated reds and blues of summertime to more cozy, warm tones of the later months. No matter what the season, it’s a pretty special place, and I feel incredibly lucky that I get to call it home.
COLLECTION 9: OLD ORCHARD BEACH
When a couple of my professional photographer/forever friends invited me to stroll around with our cameras at one of New England’s most quintessential summer spots, it was an immediate yes. (Having spent most of my life in Maine/NH/MA/RI, I can hardly believe I have never actually been there before?!)
These images are a mixed bag of street photography, throwback vibes, carnival chaos, and quiet stillness.
