The New York Photography Awards were announced in December, and I am pleased to share that I have won the 2024 Silver Award for Professional Landscape Photography, as well as Honorable Mention for Editorial Cover Story Feature and Street Photography.
It was a little like Bruegel on the slopes of Beacon Hill and the Common during the holiday season, with snow adorning shop windows and the greens.
A Christmas Market in Concord, MA that raised funds for children in Ukraine.
(top) A just completed 235,00 square foot warehouse, and (bottom) elsewhere, workers entering another warehouse for dedication ceremonies.
A grove of trees in Waltham, MA; pruned pear trees against a tree farm, North Andover, MA.
A deep fog settles in on Plum Island; below, watery views of Gloucester, America's oldest port.
International indigenous academics, curators and filmmakers came together for a three day symposium at Harvard University to present papers discussing the past and futures of aboriginal people.
Cement is poured into forms at a warehouse project, then "burned" a few hours later to leave a polished floor. A robot checks for imperfections down to the thickness of paper.
Sunflower field, Concord; Willow, Boston Common; Great Blue Heron, Medford; Plovers, Plum Island.
A portrait of James Hankins, longtime Harvard historian, for the British Academy.
A senior living center celebrates an anniversary with a week-long series of events.
Ming Tsai hosted Guy Fieri at this year's Cookling Live event for families with cancer patients. Fieri, who has seen cancer in his own family, led a celebration of life toast to complete a night of profound empathy and cheer.
