Cityscape nominee

This was one of those photographs that attest to the truth of the proverb "You can't get the shot if you don't have the camera." I went into a conference room of the company with which I was about to have a job interview, when I saw this. Fortunately, I had in my briefcase the very little Canon Rebel SL1 with the good 35mm f.2 IS lens, which I carried for just such an unforeseen opportunity. These days, we do see more colorful colors from those kinds of Tyvek panels, but I've never seen a color pattern quite like this at other construction sites. And, of course, the visible presence of workmen in that landscape of color was a welcome addition to the scene below me.

Received Master of Fine Arts degree from University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Photographs have appeared in publications including The Photo Review (Philadelphia, PA) for its 2019 International Juried Competition; COLOR Magazine (Merit Award), Shadow & Light Magazine (Santa Fe, NM) (Single Images Showcase), F-Stop Magazine (Chicago, IL; 9 issues), Tricycle, others. Work selected for juried exhibitions of PhotoPlace Gallery (Middlebury, VT; 12 exhibitions), Praxis Gallery (Minneapolis, MN; 7 exhibitions), Black Box Gallery (Portland, OR; 12 exhibitions), The Atlanta Photography Group Gallery (Atlanta, GA; 6 exhibitions), A Smith Gallery (Johnstown, TX; 7 exhibitions), Center of Fine Art Photography (Fort Collins, CO; 2 exhibitions), New Britain Museum of American Art (New Britain, CT; 3 Exhibitions); and many other venues. Work selected for nine Honorable Mentions (Amateur) of the Fine Art Photography Awards between 2015 and 2021; for three prize nominations in the 2021 International COLOR Photography Awards; for Official Selections in Architecture and Night Photography in 2022, and an Honorable Mention in Fine Art-Other in 2015 in the International Photo Awards; for the 2019 International Juried Exhibition of the Center for Photographic Art (Carmel, CA); and for the 2019 OPEN Juried Exhibition of the Center for Fine Art Photography.