The Value of Mentorship
Over the past year I’ve discovered the incredible value of professional mentorship. Read on to find out why you should seek out a mentor to improve your art. (more…)
Instagram: an Artistic Tool?
I finally gave in and got an Instagram account (@anisotropicimages). But before you roll your eyes, hear me out. It’s actually been a great tool for developing my artistic vision. (more…)
New Work Premier
Showing in May at 555 Gallery I'm thrilled to announce that photographs from my new series Event Horizons will be on display at 555 Gallery in South Boston (555gallery.com) throughout the month of…
Variety in Subject, Constancy of Vision
So, this will be a little bit of a change from my usual figure based work. Consistency and depth are great, but a little variety never hurts! (more…)
New Work-Chiaroscuro and Texture
It’s been too long since I’ve posted last, but I have new work to show for it! My photographs have recent taken an interesting turn toward a darker pallet, along with an intensification of the surface textures. (more…)
Memories of camping
How do I show you a memory?
We could hear the storm rolling up the valley, slowly rumbling in its ascent of our ridge line. (more…)
Revisiting Previous Work
I spent some time revisiting images I made as part of a shoot last year. I didn’t originally intend to spend a day going back through an old Lightroom catalog, but a hard drive crash and rebuild necessitated a few hours spent reconnecting files. And in doing so I reconnected with some work I had forgotten about.
I wish I could say that I planned this…
But as is the case with much of my life, that simply isn't true. For much of my career in science I have relied upon a solidly unscientific tool- my…
