Unadilla Motorcycle Race Fall 2011

My buddy Alex and I jump on the motorbikes and headed to Unadilla a couple days ago to watch a friend (Allan Zitta) race.

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Fashion Shoot with the Beautiful Zana

Help Windham, NY rebuild after devastating floods created by Hurricane Irene

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Hurricane Irene did a great amount of damage to my home away from home town of Windham, NY. The otherwise idyllic Batavia kill creek that meanders through the center of town turned deadly when Irene released the mother load of rain on the Catskills and Vermont. The center of town was hard hit when the water raged down Main Street.  FEMA and the National Guard have been in place from the start. The National Guard has implemented a nighttime curfew and has done a good job at controlling the area. The people of Windham and the surrounding towns have really come together in the cleanup and rebuilding. There has been an overwhelming sense of camaraderie as neighbor helps neighbor. It is the businesses that have taken the hardest hit. Most do not have flood insurance and do not qualify for FEMA money. Please help support the rebuilding of Windham by donating HERE. One hundred percent of the money will go back to the people who need it most.

A New Fashion Story

Still Life Project This Morning

Fall Fashion Season Is Here

A new fashion project

The Puppy Fashion Shoot

I can now add puppy fashion to my resume. A fun project for Max’s Closet.

Soon to be: Ten Years Later

I come upon an old image of mine on the Internet.The photo was taken almost a decade ago on that fateful day September 11, 2001. On that day I was so awestruck by the developments laid before me that I shoot two f-stops over. To this day I have yet to really look at the images. They are just too painful. I did offer one (the above image) to a charitable foundation and hopefully it has helped.

The image was taken from around 17^th street and fifth Avenue. I placed the flag in front of the burning WTC and cropped off a street sign so only the word NO would show. I feel the photo somehow documented the horror and the recipient of that horror. While shooting I could not help but wonder what kind of ramifications would result because of this gruesome act that I was witnessing. Little did I know that we would be at war ten years later and that destroyed WTC site would remain a hole in the ground.The pain and horror go on………….

Above Studio

I changed my contact page to one of Livebooks contact templates. It cost me $50.00 and was well worth the money. Now I can change the text, create links and add photos. I had the idea that I wanted a photo of my studio on this page. It looked boring as hell so I distorted, warped and squeezed it into an interesting shape. Now I like the shot, it reminds me of a art nouveau nightmare.