For the past two months, Donald Trump and his lawyers have been raising hell about election irregularities. After several defeats in court, the last ditch attempt to keep Trump as president for four more

On December 19, Western New York residents gathered in the cold outside of Buffalo City Hall to demonstrate in favor of reopening businesses and easing Covid-related restrictions. This attracted a group

Perhaps the hardest part of 2020 has been the forced isolation that government officials have imposed on us. This isolation is even worse for old people in retirement homes On Sunday December 13 a group

The killing of George Floyd during his arrest on May 25, 2020 lead to protests throughout the country. I went to the demonstration in Buffalo and got these pictures. The pictures are presented chronologically

Although I have occasionally exhibited various pieces in group art shows, until this past Thursday, on January 2, 2020, I had never had a solo art show. My friends at eARTh House Center for the Arts host

Abstract photo. July, 2019. Abstract photography appeals to me. Conceptually, I like the contradiction between the idea of a photograph, which is supposed to represent concrete reality, and turning it

Amy Walek is a friend of mine who recently started modelling for local photographers. She often helps out at our experimental Töad Meädow Arts Collective and attended our big annual party that we threw

I've taken pictures of a lot of breasts, but this ranks in the top 1% of my favorites. Everything about it says "soft and feminine" to me. The soft focus, gently swooping hair, contours of the body, etc..

A few months ago, I found some “scrim art” photos on Instagram that really impressed me.   Silhouette-style photos are also nice; the viewer gets to observe the outline of the human form without being

Almost a year ago now, I was looking at some pictures that I had taken at night using the light from my propane fire sculptures. I always liked the way the light flattered the face and skin of the subjects.

Almost a year ago now, I was looking at some pictures that I had taken at night using the light from my propane fire sculptures. I always liked the way the light flattered the face and skin of the subjects.

Sunday is Golden Hour day in the @photocontests daily contest, so it's time to post this one, too. When looking for something to photograph, I'm often attracted to geometric shapes. I really like this

Today @photocontests is running the "golden hour" category for their daily contest, so I figured I'd post this one. The "golden hour" happens just before sunset or just after sunrise.

A few weeks ago, I took a trip to New York City with some friends. We visited the Museum of Modern Art, then walked up the street for some lunch and passed this guy on the way. After we had our food, we

This is the inside of a restaurant that is part of the Roycroft Campus. The Roycroft Campus is near my home and has a long history going back to the early 1900s as a place where artisans gathered to make

On June 20, 2018, the public library in Olean, New York hosted a “drag queen reads to children” event. A man who claimed to be the “Region 2 Director” for the National Socialist Movement posted on Facebook

I've recently been working hard on improving my studio lighting and flash techniques. Sarah came to the studio for some headshots that she could use in her modelling and acting portfolio. After we had