Category: Photography

Sunrise Over Wollaston Beach

Having lived most of my life in Quincy, I’ve watched the sunrise over Wollaston Beach in every season. The quiet shoreline, the shifting colors, and the way the light breaks across the water always remind me why I keep coming back. This autumn has been unseasonably warm, and maybe that’s why the colors felt especially…
First Light at Minot Beach

A few shots from the first light bathing Minot Beach in Scituate, Massachusetts. The sky put on a show with shifting colors as the sun rose above the horizon. I even spotted a couple going into the frigid water for an early swim.
The Industrial Glow

Here’s a shot from my San Francisco series that almost slipped through the cracks—a bright red-and-white Manson crane, standing still against the Bay Bridge during golden hour. The way it stood out against the sky gave this industrial scene an unexpected calm. What struck me most, though, was how no one else seemed to notice.…
Morning Calm Over the Marsh

Driving toward Minot Beach at first light, I came across this stretch of marsh in Scituate lit with shifting color. The horizon glowed orange while the sky above deepened into blue — a gradient that lasted only minutes before the sun arrived. Even a brief moment like this, glimpsed from the side of the road,…
Late Summer Light at Duxbury Beach

The last days of summer look different on Duxbury Beach than they do in July. The pace slows, the air cools, and the sand stretches out quiet and wide. On one of those evenings, I headed there with my wife and our dog to walk the shoreline and catch the fading light. Duxbury Beach is…
Exploring South Weymouth Naval Air Station

Exploring South Weymouth Naval Air Station by foot and air offers a glimpse into the site’s rich history and ongoing transformation. The Naval Air Station South Weymouth operated as a U.S. Navy airfield from 1942 to 1997. The Navy initially established it during World War II as the nation’s key northeastern hub for blimps (lighter-than-air craft)…
Sunset Watch at Scituate Lighthouse

Last evening I headed down to Scituate Light after the forecast promised interesting clouds at sunset. It’s a place I always return to, my favorite spot to photograph, where each visit feels different depending on the sky and tide. The clouds stretched across the horizon, though the promised drama never fully arrived, catching only a…
Pier 7, San Francisco

I recently rediscovered these photos from around Pier 7 on San Francisco’s waterfront. They never made it into the main series, but I felt they were worth sharing. They’re from the mornings my wife and I spent strolling the pier with a coffee in hand, watching the city come to life as the sun lit…
Golden Gate Horizons

As my San Francisco series comes to a close, it feels fitting to end with the Golden Gate Bridge. Photographing and walking this iconic structure had long been a dream of mine, and finally experiencing both was unforgettable. My wife and I began the day at the Visitor Center, taking in its history and sweeping…
Bay Bridge Reflections

During my stay in San Francisco, I made the most of my hotel’s closeness to the Bay Bridge, which ended up framing some of my favorite moments. At night, the bridge glowed against the darkening sky, its lights shimmering on the water and pulling us back evening after evening. My wife and I would stroll…
San Francisco Lights From Twin Peaks

After leaving the coast, we decided to make one last stop at Twin Peaks, one of San Francisco’s highest viewpoints. Twin Peaks offers sweeping views of the city and the Bay, making it a must-visit spot to see the city glow at night. On our way there, we realized we had set the GPS to…
A Stop at Muir Woods Overlook

After leaving Point Bonita, we made a quick stop at Muir Woods Overlook along the coastal drive. The pull-off sits high above the Pacific, with a wide, unobstructed view of open water stretching to the horizon. There isn’t much to see in the way of landmarks — just the ocean and the sky meeting in…