Bio/Artist Statement
I was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. Growing up, I spent my summers in Greenport, NY. It was there that I started connecting to the natural world. Later in life, this connection explains the direction my photography has taken.
When I finished school, I taught science to children in grades pre-k to grade five in Brooklyn NY for the next thirty-eight years. Upon retiring, I finally decided to do something I always wanted to do. I started making photographs.
For the past nine years, I have been honing my photographic skills. I consider myself primarily a Long Island based landscape photographer who explores other subject matter as well, including deconstructed architecture, shipyard artifacts and animals in context.
I want my photography to be a work in progress. I embrace the fact that my work is still evolving.