Hints and Allegations: Surprising Abstract Photography That Deceives the Eye

Some images tell you exactly what they are. They shout it from the rooftops. “Look at me! Over here! I’m a firetruck!” And then there are some images that don’t. Abstract photography can be like…

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What If Your Work Ended Up in a Museum Catalog?

Rainy Days and Museums Growing up in New York, rainy days meant one thing: museums. There were so many of them — everything from the Museum of Modern Art to the Museum of Natural History,…

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Learning to See in Color (Without Chasing Color)

I didn’t start out as a “color photographer.”I started out as someone who noticed things: an observer. Color came later. It came slowly, almost accidentally, after years of paying attention to light, surfaces, and how…

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Portraits from the Land Of Ideological Soup: Cuban Spirit

Sharing today a portfolio of Cuban portrait photography. I’m calling this series, “Resilient Spirits: Portraits from Cuba.” Though it’s merely ninety miles from the Florida shores, Cuba seems worlds away. It’s a place suspended between…

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A Whimsical Journey Through Light: Celebrating the Magic of Color

Ever found yourself wandering through a neighborhood that feels like a scene from a holiday movie? That’s exactly what happens when I visit Bent Brook Drive in the Forest Creek neighborhood of Round Rock, Texas.…

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