I’ll never forget the first time I used binoculars and brought a whole new world into view. Living in Arlington Mass at the time, I came across a park and small pond a few miles from our apartment. It was at the water’s edge I peered through my  pair of binoculars that I caught a glimpse of an American goldfinch. Its brilliant yellow feathers radiated in the afternoon sun. Though only for a fleeting moment, I was able to appreciate its beauty as it fluttered up into the crystal blue sky.  It was at that moment that I decided I wanted to capture nature through a lens so that it will last a life time. 

That was 20 years ago. Today I continue this intimate relationship with Mother Nature through photography and honor her many gifts. I feel the natural insignia of the environment should be appreciated as is. Spending many tranquil hours in wetlands, woods and fields opens the mind and allows you to see things you never would have noticed before. This form of meditation inspires me to photograph images only nature can produce. I hope you enjoy these images as much as I enjoyed taking them.   


Namaste