Be Jolly

the colors of nature

I will always love this place.

Glad it is always there.

I found this photo while organizing my archives.

It was taken when I lived in New Orleans.

It sums up the year and a half I was there.

Sadness and decay.

I took this lying down on the snow...the drifts are actually tiny-the tallest was no more than 4" high.

A rare moment of solitude on the subway platform

images from the Buffalo Central Terminal, which in another place would have been turned into spendy condos for gentrifiers- with starbucks and doggy daycares to follow...but Buffalo hasn't gotten there-YET.

Hostage

Solitude

I recently had the pleasure of photographing beautiful baked goods for a new bakery "Brownie Points" that has opened in Summit, NJ. It was a fun job, the owners were thrilled and I left the shoot with boxes of fresh baked treats that didn't last long!

I love the snake-like, demonesque quality of this tree. It seems to be dancing up from the earth in a frenzy...and I like the fact that the negative got wet and the edge is screwed up

The rare Balloon Tree was in bloom on our recent trip to Philadelphia

Happy Belated CINCO de MAYO

Twins at the MUTTER Museum...I snuck this photo a few years ago and firmly believe FATE wanted me to capture these brothers...otherwise would it have turned out?

We need more WINDMILLS

Her glazed over stare reminds me of the Yearning for Zion robot women I have been seeing and hearing on the TV. Is she wearing workboots beneath that virginal frock?

Green Bench After a Brief Rain

Buffalo Depot

Frolic Room Lights

Tattered Coco

I shot this in downtown Buffalo. It is a long forgotten shadow box graphic in vacant department store. Years of sun and leaking rain have tattered poor Coco-kind of like the city itself.

Barbed Wire

Carnival Rides

Sugar Skulls