Photographer, specializing in architectural and nature-aerials, especially of coastal subjects.  Residing on Long Island Sound in Branford, CT, he has specialized in these two areas for thirty years.

A graduate of Dartmouth College, he went on to do graduate work in photography at Yale School of Art and Architecture, traveling then to Switzerland on fellowships from the U. of Zurich and from Yale.

Free-lance photographer, specializing in architecture and aerial photography.  The portfolio of aerial photographs emphasize coastlines of North and South America, especially barrier islands of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and rivers and deltas of Brazil and Venezuela.  Many of these pictures have aided The Nature Conservancy in sparing important natural areas from
development.

Architectural work includes gardens and garden structures, as well as houses, buildings and interiors.  Unique architectural craft is incorporated into many interior and exterior shots.

CREDITS:

Magazines: American Bird, Architectural Record, Audubon, Builder, Colonial Homes, Country Journal, Custom Home, Earth, Garden Design, Geo, Home, Horticulture, House Beautiful, Nature Conservancy (national and CT), Life, Natural History, New York Times, Oceans, Oceanus, Practical Homeowner, Science News, Sierra, other architectural magazines, shelter service magazines (especially Hearst Home Group and Womanâs Day).

Books: single photographer: Architectural Detail (Whitney), City ABCâs (Walker), A River for theLiving÷The Hudson and Its People (Crown). Books: American Vernacular (major contributor), Nature Crafts (major contributor), Your Natural Home (major contributor), The Naturally Elegant House (major contributor), Ornamental Detail, regional books on
Georgia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Virginia. Many contributions to ecology and coastal science books. Time-Life Books (gardening). Many titles on decks, landscaping, ănaturalä homes.

Exhibitions: Smithsonianâs Ocean Planet, single photographer shows at Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center (coastal aerials) and Kellogg Environmental Center, Connecticut River Museum 1999-2000,  Hudson River Museum.