Writer | Photographer
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I was out on skates last winter making new images for my 25+ year series Ice Visions and some favorites were posted to my Instagram page here. There you can see recent additions to my other two series as well, “Intertidal” and “Underwater Summer.”
A number of images from the “Ice Visions” series were acquired by Bates Museum of Art for its permanent collection. The pieces join some original Wilson “Snowflake” Bentley prints there, fittingly, as his iconic work about winter & wonder are a key influence.
News of that acquisition sparked a feature on the national NPR program “Living on Earth,” which aired in January 2026 & can be heard here.
Prior to that I exhibited the series at the Bennington Museum after it appeared at the Brattleboro Museum for six months.
See sample images and a short film about my process of capturing these abstract images created by the ice fishing community at my gallery page, here:
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Recent exhibit: a group show called “Biophilia” with fellow photojournalists I work with at news outlet Mongabay (we won the Biophilia Award the previous year) was on display at Linden Street Gallery near Boston until November 2025.
Depicting wildlife and conservation efforts from around the world, my own images on display focused on North American landscapes, plants, animals and fungi, whereas my colleagues hung up images they’d captured of rhinos, orangutans, monkeys and more.
See a short video of an exhibit walk-through here.
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writing
I recently published an interview with an author whose new book shares the largely untold story of wildlife’s rebound on the U.S. East Coast: “Beasts of the East” makes it clear that reintroduction and rewilding programs have been a grand success, although the U.S. West gets all the press for “wildlife wins.”
Read: ‘Beasts of the East’ chronicles the unheralded restoration successes of America’s eastern wildlife
Prior to that, I traveled to Ecuador with the award-winning Mongabay news team to make images and gather interviews in the Galápagos and Amazon Rainforest.
Ecotourism is a large aspect of the economy for local communities in these places, and I took some time to collect the views of a top naturalist guide in the iconic islands and published those in an interview:
View all the writing projects like this I’ve produced here:
