I don’t just love photography, it’s my passion.

I’ve been a photographer based in New York City for over 30 years. I specialize in photography for corporations, non-profits, portraiture, and special events. My work has been exhibited in several New York and European galleries as well.

As my photography business, as well as my family, grew, I found I had less time to focus on my personal photographic interests. However, this never stopped me from pursuing them. Street photography, for example, is something I never get tired of doing. There is so much to see and capture in a bustling city of over eight million people. Whenever possible, I love going out in the early morning or when the sun is beginning to go down in the late-day sky to take pictures. And I take full advantage of New York’s subway system to explore the city’s different neighborhoods, something I never tire of doing. You never know when your next image will appear in right front of you, so you always need to have your camera with you. The other important factor in my photography is the light: I love shapes and shadows in my photos, and the right light is a major factor in creating my images.

A favorite ongoing project of mine has been shooting New York’s iconic water towers, which are getting harder to photograph as the ever-increasing number of high-rise buildings often block their views. Sadly, many of the water towers I’ve photographed can no longer be seen from the street because of changes in the city’s skyline, so I’m pleased to have captured them for posterity.

As the use of social media grew, I began posting my fine-art photography on Facebook and Instagram. The one comment I continually receive from people is how much they love my work and how can they buy prints from me. I’ve always believed that art should be affordable and enjoyed by all. This is my opportunity to fulfill that belief.