A Look Back at Come of Our Favorite Holiday Cards

(and yes, they were as much fun to create as they look)

New Work: Costa Rican Natural Wonders

When I started working seriously on my photography about 25 years ago, I had decided to be the "Georgia O'Keeffe of photography." I took literally tens of thousands of closeup images of various types of flowers. Which was fine until smartphones because ubiquitous and someone's "lucky shot" on their phone suddenly looked indistinguishable from the image I'd carefully composed, chose the correct lighting, and ruthlessly curated.

But every once in a while, I go back to my roots (especially as I'm now the person shooting with my smartphone predominently these days).

Here are some of my favorite nature images from a recent vacation to Costa Rica (and yup, there were some very lucky shots here, too):

New Work: Reflections (Costa Rica)

Last month, I took a canal tour at Tortuguero, Costa Rica. It was an overcast day, so the water was like a dark mirror. Here are a few of my favorite shots:

New Work: Sunflower Festival (Concord, NH)

This purely personal work was shot during a recent trip to the SunFox Farms Sunflower Festival in Concord, NH:

New Work: Beach Walk (York, ME)

It takes me a while to walk down any beach, because I get fascinated by the "organic abstracts" created by the tides and wind. Here are a few of my favorite observations, exactly as found (no moving around of objects.) I've also been doing some other shooting - much of it personal work - that I'll be posting within the next several days. Enjoy!

Enough Already! (COVID-19 Pandemic, June 2020)

Adjusting to the New "Not Normal" (COVID-19 Pandemic, May 2020)

The month where we realized just how long this might last. Faces of resilience and bravery in Concord and Portsmouth, NH.