A search for our stories, one image at a time.

The journey begins.

For 45 years, my work was about learning, teaching, and shaping lives. Today, that calling continues, but my tools have changed.

I will always consider myself a teacher, but I am trading the classroom for a camera. My goal is to teach through images, photographs that tell the quiet stories of our heritage and inspire a deeper look at the world around us.

Following in the footsteps of my father and grandfather, artisans who built with wood and stone, I am using my camera to frame the beauty of what remains. I want to honor the resilient landscapes and weathered structures of New England before their stories fade.

This isn’t a change of pace; it’s a new way of working.

A photograph is a final result, but "Field Notes" are where the story lives. This is where I share the ongoing studies of the landmarks I find—the history behind a 19th-century barn and the lessons learned along the way.

I invite you to check back often as I gradually unveil new galleries, collections, prints, and the stories behind them.