Exploring Basel, Switzerland, where the borders of France, Germany and Switzerland meet.
Read MoreWhen the Band Puts Your Shot on T-shirts and the Marquee
A few years ago I was asked to shoot a few promotional images for the band, Barrage8. Super awesome humans who really made the job easy. Love seeing one of the final shots used on their concert poster and on student designed t-shirts. Music — and music education — matters.
Read MoreEmbarking on an Exciting Next Few Weeks
After a quick jaunt to Portland for Monktoberfest, I’m off to Switzerland for a corporate portrait assignment and return to see a local project on the big screen of our town’s movie theater.
Read MorePhotography Workshop: Portraits at The Michener
Earlier this year I challenged myself to focus more of my photography on developing my portraiture skills. Many friends, relatives and strangers have given of their time and patience to sit, stand and bend in front of my lens. There’s a good chance you’ve seen some of those images here or on my website. One…
Read MoreWhen you have care in your name, you do
Standing behind the podium at last night’s CB Cares Celebrity Waiter Gala, Kimberly Cambra reminded attendees “When you have Care in your name, you do.” And she has. To the tune of more than $500,000 over the years. Money — and, more importantly, time and effort — dedicated to enrich the educational experience of our…
Read MoreTreating Humans as Humans, Not Machines
I’ve had the privilege of working with really smart people over the course of my career. Individuals who created the computer code that runs the world we live in. Corporate executives managing billion dollar businesses. And incredibly intelligent startup founders like Carbon Robotics CEO Rosanna Myers with the vision to see the world beyond the…
Read MoreUsing Untold Stories to Make Tech More Inclusive
Tech trades aren’t what they were. There are but a handful of true technology trade media outlets left in an industry of wide-eyed innovation. There are even fewer traditional reporters. And while the number of news outlets and reporters contracts, the number of startups and companies with stories to tell grows. Many of these…
Read MorePhotos from the 150th Anniversary of Doylestown’s Memorial Day Parade
My mother’s father was a member of the 82nd Airborne during World War II. I am told he was one of the paratroopers who dropped into France on D-Day. My father’s father served in both the Pacific and European theaters during the war as a member of the 86th Infantry Division. One rests in peace…
Read MorePhotos from the 150th Anniversary of Doylestown’s Memorial Day Parade
My mother’s father was a member of the 82nd Airborne during World War II. I am told he was one of the paratroopers who dropped into France on D-Day. My father’s father served in both the Pacific and European theaters during the war as a member of the 86th Infantry Division. One rests in peace…
Read MorePortraits in Boston
Growing up, we cheered for the New York Yankees. Especially when they played the Boston Red Sox. Especially on those game days. Now, as an adult, I ‘ve had many opportunities to visit the city of my childhood rivals. Those visits have been a mixture of business, college visits with my daughter and plain…
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