My work is the result of an intuitive creative process. I don’t plan or pre-construct my images- they emerge from a purely visual...

In a previous blog post on Influence and Originality, I mentioned that “To be influenced is to engage so deeply with a piece, with a work...

Now, I understand the implication of writing a post called “Narcissus and Me.” But when I started the series of posts _____ and Me (see...

The NY Times did an article on surgical face masks called…. “The Mask” It got me thinking because, well, what else is there to do? Masks...

Crucifixion, 1933 & Untitled #06-23-17-534, 2017 My last post was on my relationship with Edvard Munch, one of many connections I have...

There are many, many artists that I have been interested in, several artists that I admire but only a couple that have penetrated my...

After my last post “the Agony and Ecstasy of Chaos,” I started thinking more about DAYDREAMS. Let’s just take a moment here – did you ...

Since I started shooting in color in 2007, after many years as a devote black and white photographer, I have been learning about color...

Catch my interview with Rhea Feikin TOMORROW evening on MPT Artworks at 8:30pm!! Rhea and I are good friends, and we had a wonderful chat...

The Nightwatch by Rembrandt, 1642 Standing in front of the Rembrandt’s Night Watch in Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum was beyond stunning.  He...

In a recent blog post, I introduced some of my latest images, which include working with some brand new broken mirror shards. Over the...

In my last post, I discussed the impact of seeing the the Metropolitan Opera‘s production of Lulu, and how it has influenced my own work....

It takes quite a bit to bring me to my knees these days, but the Metropolitan Opera‘s production of Lulu did just that. Patricia, my...

Untitled #1-22-15-288 is another recent image from my last “binge shooting” session with Carl and Cory. The figure is deformed, with its...

Since being involved in the art world for over the past 30 years, many things have changed. Trends come and go, notions of what is...

Shooting underwater provides a number of logistical challenges.  In “the old days”, we were only able to photograph at night- with the...

I have recently been thinking about what a rich and powerful word “muse” is… The Muses, daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, were Greek...

Working with both underwater and above water elements, there is a considerable color difference. Generally speaking, color is perceived...

The mask has been used throughout history not only as a way to disguise oneself but a means to project a different persona. Early...

Last week, I gave a lecture and presentation on my work as a guest at The Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles. The slide talk...