documentary photography

My Editorial Image Featured in WorldAtlas Story on America’s Oldest American Factories

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Editorial Photography, Photojournalism & Regional Stories

My Editorial Image Featured in WorldAtlas Story on America’s Oldest American Factories It’s always rewarding to see where my editorial photographs end up, and this week one of my images was featured in a new WorldAtlas article exploring America’s oldest factories still operating today. You can read the full article here: 👉 https://www.worldatlas.com/places/the-oldest-factories-still-running-in-america.html The piece

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Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat

Behind the Lens: Finding the Unexpected While Chasing the Planned

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Behind the Lens

Behind the Lens: Finding the Unexpected While Chasing the Planned One of the things I’ve learned after years of shooting editorial and regional stories is that no matter how carefully I plan a day, the best photographs often come from the moments I never expected. I head out with a specific subject in mind, but

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AI in Photography

AI in Photography: The Good, the Bad, and the Unavoidable Future

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AI & Technology in Photography

AI in Photography: The Good, the Bad, and the Unavoidable Future Artificial Intelligence continues to reshape the photography world, and a recent article from Professional Photo Online offers one of the most comprehensive looks at how AI is influencing everything from editing workflows to ethics, competitions, and even global regulation. You can read the full

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Why I Love the Look of a Wide‑Angle Lens: A 16mm View of the Harris Mansion

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Behind the Lens, Editorial Photography, Photojournalism & Regional Stories

Why I Love the Look of a Wide‑Angle Lens: A 16mm View of the Harris Mansion There’s something irresistible about the way a wide‑angle lens sees the world. At 16mm, the frame opens up, the perspective stretches, and the scene becomes more immersive—almost as if the viewer is standing right there beside me. It’s a

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