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There was once a time (before digital cameras and computers) when your neighbors would torture you with long slideshows of their vacation photos in a darkened basement.  I was recently in Key West for the birthday of 5 of us who have known each other since early childhood. Here’s my basement slideshow of that Vacation – I promise to keep it short…
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I recently had an opportunity to go to the Dominican Republic to photograph the children at the Orfanato Niños de Cristo (Children of Christ Orphanage).
Working with these children was simultaneously heart-breaking, inspiring, and very, very humbling. These images were taken for (more…)
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HotelAmericana is a series I’ve been working on for some time that brings together my loves of Decaying Architecture, branding and the glow of neon. The design and craftsmanship of this type of signage is slowly disappearing from the American landscape only to be replaced by sheets of fiberglass painted with company logos. Images of signs are nothing new, but I’d like to add my small contribution to documenting a part of traveling across the countryside that is fading into modernization.
I’ll add to this gallery slowly over time – It’s a personal project and I’m not sure if it will be interesting to anyone else, but I hope you enjoy some of the fading craftsmanship I’ve run across while traveling…
The Wonder Wheel - Coney Island, NY
