Bio

Being inept at all other aspects of the creative arts I was drawn to photography at a tender age. Photography yielded instant results and has ever since been the vehicle to express my creativity.

My belief is that the very best artworks transcend subject matter, composition and lighting. They evoke emotion, creating an intimate and lasting experience for the observer. I sincerely hope viewers find such a connection when viewing my work.

Outside of photography you may find me in the great outdoors, whether hiking the mountains of Vermont, working in the garden, or on soccer fields coaching the next generation of aspiring players.

I'd love to hear from you - please feel free to contact me with any comments, questions or even just to say “Hi!”

What others are saying about my work

  • — Ed Wedman, Co-Founder of Exhibitions Without Walls

    “It’s not very often that I review a photographer’s work and consistently find myself being taken back to a memory of mine or to an emotion that the image immediately elicits. That is in itself a great talent. His use of contrast, both in black and white as well as color, is well developed and certainly attests to his photographic skill.”

  • - peer photographer

    “I've always thought that the most "successful" images are ones that make ample room for the viewer to add to the story, to participate in it. This, to my way of thinking, is just such an image.

    Thank you Alan for bringing this one to life. “

  • - peer photographer

    “For me it is these tiny moments that are so special, magical, and ephemeral.

    While most marvel at the grand and grotesque the true gift of wonder comes from these moments of utter beauty that are given without fanfare.

    Alan your eye for the sublime simplicity of life is truly inspiring. “

  • - peer photographer

    “Soooo... there are so many people posting amazing work on this site but in all seriousness Alan - very few are "artists" nor do they have distinct work that is so identifiable. You are an artist as is evident in images like this. This is so beautiful!”

  • - peer photographer

    “Beautiful and uplifitng, Alan.You continue to produce fine art works using the camera as a tool without producing what are necessarily identifiable as photographic images at all. Who needs paintbrushes?

    Revisiting this, Alan, it's one of your real gems. The beautiful, gentle colours. That misty, floating, ethereal feel...”