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Welcome to my photography blog—a visual journey through New England and beyond. Dive into my latest adventures, and don’t forget to visit the shop.
The red barn at Brookwood Community Farm, set at the foot of the Blue Hills Reservation in Canton, Massachusetts. I don’t often reach for my camera in midday light, but something about the clear sky and sharp lines held stillness in a way I couldn’t pass by. I also took the time to get creative…
Bright skies over MacMillan Pier in the beautiful coastal town of Provincetown, Massachusetts. Beyond the views and the harbor breeze, it’s the generosity of the community that leaves a lasting impression.
Two people stand on the rocky shoreline at low tide in Hull, Massachusetts, late in the afternoon. Their posture suggests an activity such as fishing or simply exploring the shallow water.
The Rainbow Swash—also known as the Boston Gas Tank—is one of Boston’s most recognizable landmarks. I captured this view from Marina Bay in Quincy, Massachusetts, framed by the steel beams of a nearby bridge.
Early light poured across the concrete floor of a parking garage in Boston, Massachusetts. I stood there for a while, watching the sunlight stretch and shift between the shadows. Framing it was harder than I expected—there was nothing to anchor the frame, only the feeling that the light was enough.
The Marshfield Town Pier during high tide on a foggy afternoon. The soft light and lack of color drew me toward black and white—to deepen the shadows, brighten the whites, and bring more definition to each frame.
A woman takes a quiet walk beneath the arching street lamps of a dock at Marina Bay in Quincy, Massachusetts.
Scituate Neck during sunrise, as the dramatic hues of first light sweep across the granite shoreline.
Wood-shingled houses and weathered stone mark the edge of Gunrock Beach in Hull, Massachusetts.
A quiet boardwalk winds through the marsh in Scituate, Massachusetts , as spring begins to take hold.
The charming coastal town of Hull, Massachusetts, awakens just as the first signs of summer begin to show. Stacked traps, shuttered doors, and empty chairs all hint at what’s just around the corner.
Leftover timber from an old pier, revealed at high tide in Driftway Conservation Park, Scituate, Massachusetts.
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