I am a Silver Spring based photographer and educator working in the greater DC metropolitian area. I employ Digital, as well as traditional Black & White and color techniques. I use traditional large (4x5 & 8x10) and medium (Holga) format cameras as well as 35mm and digital SLRs. When shooting film the negatives are scanned, and Adobe Photoshop is used as a digital darkroom adjusting the contrast, burning/dodging, and removing of dust and scratches. The Black & White images are then printed onto archival paper using Cone Edition's Pieziographic ICC profiles and carbon based pigments for optimum longevity, while Color images are printed on
The Los Arrieros Under $300 Show – A holiday fundraiser for Artdc.org hosted by Los Arrieros restaurant, 7926 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring, Md., Dec. 8, 2005-Jan. 6, 2006. The opening reception is at 7 p.m. Dec. 13.
Art and Faith: A Spiritual Journey – An online group exhibition featuring Artists exploring the interconnection of Art and Faith. Hosted by the Episcopal Church & Visual Arts, www.ecva.org/exhibition/art_faith/art_faith.htm, 2004
First Person Profile – Images produce using Holga plastic camera and Artist profile. Calumet PhotoCafe Fine Art, www.calumtephoto.com, 2002
Alternate Views – Images which combine nineteenth century printing techniques with the modern digital darkroom creating unique works with a sense of contemporary pictorialism. Borders Books & Music, Nashua, New Hampshire, December 1998.
Muezzin's Cry & Platinum/palladium prints exploring the metaphors of divine light as experienced through religious spaces. Along with a one day workshop in platinum/palladium print making. Canterbury Gallery, Canterbury, New Hampshire, July 1997.
The Verger's Dream – Meditations on the interior of religious spaces. Hosted by the Takoma Park Co-op, Takoma Park, Maryland, March 1996.
Sounding, reduex – An exhibition of collected work from my graduate school experience, accompanied by a discussion on artistic process, Borders Books & Music, Gaithersburg, Maryland, February 1996.
Graduate Thesis: Muezzin's Cry – Platinum/palladium prints expressing the divine as experienced through religious spaces,
College of Art and Design, Savannah, Georgia, February 1995.
Historical Techniques – A juried exhibition of work produced using nineteenth century process.
Hosted by The Silver House, Savannah, Georgia, May 1994.
Select Works from Gallery 319 – A three man show of black and white, and color images expressing our experience of England, Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, October 1993.