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: 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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WorldAtlas Features My Photography Again in Their 2026 “Best Towns in Pennsylvania” Article I’m pleased to share that WorldAtlas has once again used multiple images of mine in one of their 2026 editorial features — this time in the article “9 Best Towns in Pennsylvania for a Two-Day Recharge.” You can read the full article
Photographing Kipona 2026 — A Late‑Summer Festival Along the Susquehanna Over Labor Day weekend, I made the trip to Harrisburg to photograph Kipona, the long‑running water festival held along the Susquehanna Riverfront. It’s one of those events that always feels like summer’s last big celebration, and this year it delivered in every way. Bright, sunny
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A Summer Walk Through Main Street, North East, Maryland A few years ago, on a bright and warm summer afternoon, I spent time photographing Main Street in North East, Maryland—a small waterfront town with a big personality. The sunshine, the color, and the welcoming storefronts made it one of those perfect days to slow down,
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