Prix de la Photographie, Paris, Px3 runs prestigious juried shows. Some years ago, I entered one and found that I won an honorable mention five years later after I accidentally stumbled on my photographs on their site. Earlier this year, I noticed their new call and encouraged Jan to submit some of her abstract photographs. We submitted her photographs on May 7 and have been … [Read more...] about Jan Wins Bronze at Px3
Exhibits & Publications
Happy Retirement, Misha
On January 19, 2012, I received an e-mail from my friend Jennifer Davis, a former ballerina. I had asked Jen to look at a few photographs I took of dried orchid blossoms to see if she could find a few dancers who could strike poses inspired by them. She was by then a physical therapist offering services to ballet dancers among other patients. In the e-mail, Jen said she … [Read more...] about Happy Retirement, Misha
Hagia Sophia Revisited
Almost ten years ago, my exhibit opened on Providence College campus showing the photographs of Hagia Sophia. I took those photographs in 2009 after a good friend arranged a visit to the restoration site and we took the elevator to the level inside its magnificent dome. I spent hours inside and around the dome, even stepping outside to walk on its roof to enjoy the … [Read more...] about Hagia Sophia Revisited
Anatolian Landscapes, International Lens Magazine
Fifteen of the photographs I took during a train ride Jan and I took from Istanbul to Adana got published in the International Lens Magazine. The trip was, in many ways, a time travel for me, reminiscent of my childhood and youth when I took the train many times. As we rode for 23 hours in our sleeper cabin, we enjoyed the scenery flying by giving me a single chance to … [Read more...] about Anatolian Landscapes, International Lens Magazine
Disarmed in Lens Magazine
Several years back, I photographed Greta Hodginkson, a Providence-born dancer during the season-opening program of the Festival Ballet Providence. It was a highly dynamic performance during which she owned the stage moving from point to point. A collection of photographs from that program has just been published in the International Lens Magazine issue #47 with a special theme: … [Read more...] about Disarmed in Lens Magazine