Philadelphia’s Paint Torch
This is Philadelphia’s newest public art piece, Paint Torch created by Claes Oldenburg. It stands 51 feet high and is on a 60 degree angle as if in the act of painting. It is outside the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts on Broad Street. I recently shot a wedding there and couldn’t resist making [...]
Quincy Market – Boston Massachusetts
I had breakfast in Quincy Market during my short visit to Boston this summer. While there I came across this seating area upstairs. It was early morning and I was almost alone and I thought it would make a nice shot. I was able to steady the camera on the railing which allowed me to [...]
Garden of Reflection – Bucks County 9/11 Memorial
The Garden of Reflection – The September 11th Memorial in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Boston Light Blades
I was in Boston a few weeks ago shooting for my baseball stadium atmosphere project. I had some free time in the morning so I hopped in a cab and did some exploring in the downtown area. I found some beautiful public art and these were my favorites. They are The Light Blades on the [...]
Playing Chess in Rittenhouse Square
Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia has got to be one of the best places to spend a few hours on a Spring afternoon. After finishing up a recent job I made my way over to the park with the sole purpose to practice some HDR shooting. I’m definitely a fan of a subtle, more natural approach [...]
Philadelphia Museum of Art in HDR
I was in Center City last week shooting an assignment promoting the NCAA Wrestling Championships happening this week in Philadelphia and I decided to hang around a bit and see what I could find. It’s something that I have to admit is harder to do in the cold weather. This day was pretty chilly and [...]
Helping Bruce
I took this picture out of my car window last week as I was driving home from photographing an event in Center City. It is the Woodbourne Train Station in Langhorne, PA. This was about two minutes before I met Bruce. Bruce was stuck on the side of the road in my neighborhood. He needed [...]
