Bio
I am a resident of Brookline, Massachusetts, with a photographic studio in Brookline. After a 28-year career as an academic pathologist at a Boston teaching hospital, I decided to pursue my longstanding interest in photography on a full-time basis. For many years my research explored the use of digital imaging to detect and classify human disease, so it was entirely natural for me to adopt digital photography for my personal work. In 2006 I obtained a Certificate in Professional Photography from the Center for Digital Imaging and the Arts at Boston University.

My personal work consists mainly of portraits, landscapes, cityscapes, and still life. My photographs are an attempt to deal with the mystery of the visual world, which I sometimes find humorous, sometimes soothing, and often confusing. Although the various series of photographs in my portfolio may at first appear unrelated, they are linked by desire to discover a spiritual connection to the subject. My series, “Palimpsest,” is perhaps most explicit in this regard.