Therapeutic Photography concerns the individual’s creative process through and through. It’s about presence, process and a good time. You don’t need a therapist, or an expensive camera, you don’t even need a so called “inspiring” place to take pictures. Who … Continue reading Photowalk Therapy Part 2: Pawtucket, RI
On how photography can be used as therapy… All art aims to do is capture and express the human condition from infinite perspectives. Photography, like all other artistic forms, contributes to that aim everyday and plays a fundamental role in … Continue reading Photowalk Therapy: Part 1
The other week I took to the streets of Newport, RI with a 50mm lens. The following images are scenes I captured throughout the day with no particular plan, intention, or subject. Many of my photowalks I consider to be … Continue reading Street Photography in Newport,RI using a 50mm Lens.
Photos taken 2-20-2021 Newport, RI Canon 6DSigma Art 24mm f/1.4 Trinity Church Share this photo collection with someone who’d appreciate it! Check out my other photo collections around Rhode Island: Thank you follow me on Instagram Continue reading Street Photography in Newport, RI
I’ve walked through Mt. Hope Farm so many times that I feel like the average person would be tired of walking the same path by now. Seeing the same pond, the same bay, the same Cove Cabin. The same geese, … Continue reading Seeing the Same Old Place for the First Time: Mt. Hope Farm, Bristol, Rhode Island
Photos taken January 30, 2021
Boston, MA
35mm
The other week I sorted through the pile of print envelopes I’ve been steadily accumulating from Hunt’s Photo & Video the past 11 months.
The photos I’m sharing with you in this post were taken in the late summer season through early autumn, around Bristol, RI.
I hope you guys enjoy, thanks.
Continue reading “Summer Film Scans + Edits”
Having used a 35 mm lens for the majority of my photography, having documented this small town that is Bristol, RI with an ultra wide lens for story telling experimentation, and having still the fifty- nifty go-to staple lens by my side, it would be a shame not to share the images taken with this lens which has produced some of my favourite photos.
First off,
Happy New Years everyone!
To start off 2021 I thought it’d be a good idea to address everyone who follows my blog and latest posts.
Thank you so, so much.
Continue reading “Downtown Bristol, Rhode Island Street Photography: Documenting the end of 2020 with a 50mm lens.”
Hey there, The other week I took to the streets of downtown Bristol after dark with my camera and trusty tripod. Taking photos at night is a much more technical process than day photography, but I found it to be … Continue reading Bristol Street Photogtaphy After Dark ( + Holiday photos!)
Photos taken December 17, 2020 Bristol, RI Second snowfall If you like what you see be sure to let me know. Like, Comment & Share Check out my other 75+ photo collections and essays Continue reading Early Evening Winter Walk in Downtown Bristol, Rhode Island
Photos taken late September, 2020 Canon ae-1 program Kodak Tri-X 400 b&w film Boston, Massachusetts If you liked this photo collection be sure to let me know! Help support my work Like, Comment & Share with your friends. Check out … Continue reading Boston Street Photography Part 4: Our City in Black & White Film
Hey guys, I took the commuter rail from Providence, RI to South Station in Boston, MA. With me I brought: Canon ae-1 program 35-104mm f/3.5 lens One roll of fujifilm superia xtra400 One roll of Tri-X 400 b&w (Part 4 … Continue reading Boston Street Photography Part 3: Exploring Boston on Colored Film
Hey guys, This article is a friendly reminder, from one photographer to another, to clean your camera’s sensor. If you haven’t cleaned your sensor since you bought your camera the chances are your images have spots, smudges and blots. Look how bad my sensor was a few weeks ago: I was out shooting in Boston when I saw a bunch of lines and smudges in the sky. When I got home I imported my SD card and the majority of the photos were unusable. I tried cleaning my sensor with what I had laying around the house only to make … Continue reading Clean Your Camera’s Sensor
