I create photo essays about everyday life that reveal hidden connections and have personal significance to me. Initially these involved the outdoors and allowed me to (re)connect with the natural world, which I sometimes feel disconnected from, in my fast-paced New England working life.

The topics I explore have been a mainstay of our vocabulary for decades - “man and nature”, the concept of “main street.” I interpret a subject by analyzing it and emphasizing core visual elements (such as a hand or written word.)

In my compositions, the use of unusual framing and multiple planes of perspective bring a unique timbre to my subjects. Reflections from Main Street USA is my current project. In it I reflect the story of everyday life as observed on main streets in small cities, towns and villages throughout America.

My work has been included in exhibitions across New England including the Brush Art Gallery,Concord Art Association, Cambridge Art Association, Maine Media Gallery, the New England School of Photography, Emerson Umbrella Center for the Arts and the Westford Parish Center for the Arts. In addition, I was one of 12 artists selected for the 15th annual PRC Juried Exhibition.

I support my storytelling as a full time VP of Marketing for a technology company.