Pinhole Photography
Pinhole photography appeals to me because it is simple and direct (no lens or view finder), but can yield complex images. In many of my photographs the image appears to be emerging from, or about to enter, another time or place. The pinhole camera allows me to explore the ambiguity and mystery that I find in water, nature, and structures. For example, I have photographed Manayunk, my diverse neighborhood in Philadelphia, for nearly 20 years. The iconic bridge over the Schuylkill River has been a constant source of inspiration and pleasure. This site features selected images 1993-2010.
Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
Images 2012
Robeson Gallery, Penn State University
University Park Campus, June 6 - July 15, 2012