LOXAHATCHEE—CHRONOLOGY OF A SUNSET 6:58PM
The overture to a spectacular natural symphony—the moment when the sun begins its final descent over the Loxahatchee—the northernmost reach of the Florida Everglades—on April 30th, 2025.

LOXAHATCHEE—CHRONOLOGY OF A SUNSET 7:02PM
A low ceiling of clouds stretches across the Loxahatchee to the south while the descending sun drapes a blanket of exquisite light across the grassy expanse of the wetlands.

LOXAHATCHEE—CHRONOLOGY OF A SUNSET 7:13PM
A young boy fishes the placid canal waters of the Loxahatchee under a storybook sunset in a moment straight out of a Norman Rockwell painting.

LOXAHATCHEE—CHRONOLOGY OF A SUNSET 7:16PM
Teenagers gather on a pier, the sun drops lower in the sky, and a lone angler fishes for a sunset.

LOXAHATCHEE—CHRONOLOGY OF A SUNSET 7:28PM
The final curtain falls on the Loxahatchee sunset of April 30th, 2025.

LOXAHATCHEE—ALIEN REVEAL
An exquisite fern—ancient, unabated, and forever primordial—unfurls like an alien deep in the fecund bowels of the Loxahatchee Cypress Swamp.

LOXAHATCHEE—YEARNINGS OF AN OLD MAN
This silent silhouette of a boy fishing off a pier at dusk as seen through the eyes of an old man invokes moments of wistful contemplation and longing.

LOXAHATCHEE—GLORY
A majestic Loxahatchee sunset stretches across the northernmost reach of the Florida Everglades in a relentless array of golds, coppers, magentas, teals, and grays.

LOXAHATCHEE—LOXAHATCHEE WORMHOLE
Winner of the Master of Photography Award from the Universe of Color Photography, Loxahatchee Wormhole opens a portal to the exquisite, tranquil beauty of a late summer sunset over the northernmost reach of the Everglades.

ST. AUGUSTINE—TWILIGHT BYGONES
The oldest town in the country surrenders its secrets—lovingly accrued over many centuries—with a measured reticence. What secrets remain behind the weathered doors and storm shutters of this exquisite old Spanish Street home?

ST AUGUSTINE—LONG SHADOWS ON ANASTASIA ISLAND
Twilight on St. Augustine Beach illuminates the soft sands along the Eastern shore of Anastasia Island, draping the dunes with shadows that reach gently across them like long slender fingers.

ST. AUGUSTINE—BRIDGE OF LIONS AT LAST LIGHT
Looking west across the bay of Matanzas from the shore of Anastasia Island just as a lavender-and-peach sky illuminates the Mediterranean Revival towers of the span and the skyline of St. Augustine beyond—finished with a soft luminous sheen because that’s exactly how the moment felt.

ST. AUGUSTINE—SHELLING BOY
A small boy—wrapped in the lingering warmth and ocean redolence of the dying day—shells the Atlantic shoreline along St. Augustine Beach at sunset.

ST. AUGUSTINE—FROZEN IN TIME
Like galleries and museums and cemeteries, antique shops seem to invoke hushed, almost reverent whispers. This shop on Anastasia Island was no exception. Neither is this work of art.

MISC—TWILIGHT IN THE CAY
Twilight in the cay is a special time with a special kind of quiet, deep and profound, punctuated only by the late-day wind through the rushes, the call of an occasional bird, or the low bellow of a lonely alligator.

MISC—SIBLINGS
Weathered fishing boats float peacefully side by side like aged siblings, bathed in brilliant morning sunlight on a warm summer morning in Dipper Harbour, New Brunswick.

MISC—AS MEMORIES FADE
A cold spring morning in Montauk, at the eastern tip of Long Island, NY. The morning fog has just burned off and surrendered to the light, luminous and diffuse, while a forest of dock pilings fades like memory into the distance.

MISC—AFTER THE FALL
Some years after the fall of the Twin Towers and some years before the rise of the Freedom Tower, the Lower Manhattan skyline seems to glow with a vestigial anger beneath a canopy of brooding clouds imbued with a cinematic gold-and-steel palette.

MISC—REFLECTIONS ON THE CAY
In the still shallows of the cay a solitary sapling is surrounded by the vibrant reflections of a spectacular sunset sky.

MISC—DUSK PAINTS THE FARM
A Michigan City farm in northeast IN is bathed in the soft muted tones and deep shadows of dusk in this evocative landscape finished in the soft earth tones and muted palette of Andrew Wyeth.

B&W—FLATIRON AT SUNRISE
Winner of the NOIR 2025 Photographer of the Year Award for Architecture, Flatiron at Sunrise in B&W looks upward from Broadway just south of E23rd Street in NYC to find the eastern facade bathed half in shadow, half in pristine morning light.

B&W—LAST PORT OF CALL
A solitary row boat in quiet repose, radiant in the bright morning light of Dipper Harbour, New Brunswick.

B&W—DEMURE 1
This mother egret may seem demure, but she stands over her eggs with a fierceness universal to all mothers of all species.

BW—SERENITY DREAMS
Interior of a Japanese tea house on Long Island, NY, replete with tatami mats and a polished bamboo floor. Finished in a soft dreamlike patina, it compels us to slow down and turn the spotlight inward.