
Technical Information I photographed Ice on Kingsland Bay, Lake Champlain, Vermont with a Graflex 4×5 Crown Graphic and Fujinon 125mm ƒ/5.6 lens on Kodak TMax 100 (TMX) rated at ISO [...]

Technical Information I photographed Ice on Kingsland Bay, Lake Champlain, Vermont with a Graflex 4×5 Crown Graphic and Fujinon 125mm ƒ/5.6 lens on Kodak TMax 100 (TMX) rated at ISO [...]

If you’ve ever used a large format camera, you know that focusing them is a challenge. The image on the ground glass is reversed and upside down, meaning you have [...]

Tachihara 4×5 Wood Field Camera, Schneider 210mm ƒ/5.6 Symmar-S lens, Fuji Provia 100 Quickload (RDPIII). Exposure unrecorded.

Tachihara 4×5 Field Camera, Schneider 210mm ƒ/5.6 Symmar-S lens, Kodak TMax 400 (TMY2) at E.I. 320, developed in HC-110 1:49.

I’m offering handcrafted silver gelatin prints of select images from The Strength of the Hills portfolio. These open edition selenium-toned silver prints are intimately sized at 5 in x 7 in on 11 in x 14 in semi-matte warm tone fiber paper and are signed on the front in pencil. Each print costs $150, plus shipping and handling.

Tachihara 4×5 Field Camera, Schneider 210mm ƒ/5.6 Symmar-S lens, Kodak TMax 400 (TMY2), D-76 1:1. I used a 2 stop graduated neutral density filter to bring down the exposure of [...]

Middlebury College has published a collection of my black-and-white photographs of their lands in the Green Mountains as their 2013 engagement calendar titled The Strength of the Hills is His [...]

Recently, a past student contacted me to express an interest in experimenting with a 35mm film camera. They had been studying the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson and Sally Mann and [...]

While exploring a section of the Long Trail that traverses Middlebury College’s Snow Bowl in Vermont’s Green Mountains, I took a short side trip to Lake Pleiad, a favorite spot for day [...]

Ripton, Vermont (April 25, 2012) – False Hellebore (Veratrum viride) is abundant is moist, low-lying areas of the forest surrounding the Homer Noble Farm, site of Robert Frost’s summer cabin. [...]