PHOTOGRAPHY AS A FINE ART

We love children + family photography and we create heartfelt heirloom images that are timeless, for now and generations to come. Our mission is to create compelling imagery in the areas of children / family portraits and fine art gallery prints.

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SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL … Portraits that Capture the Heart

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WHITE MOUNTAINS SUMMER BEAUTY

The White Mountains are a mountain range covering about a quarter of the state of New Hampshire and a small portion of western Maine in the United States. They are part …

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HI-KEY CLASSIC PORTRAITS

High key portraiture is defined as an image that contains very little in the way of shadows or dark tones. A high key portrait contains mostly very white or light-toned …

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ABOVE THE LAND & SEA

The summer season in Naples, Fl. on the Gulf Coast brings a daily show of dramatic cloud formations, often “painted” by the colorful sunsets that are frequently witnessed in …

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J.N. DING DARLING REFUGE

The J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge is located on the subtropical barrier island of Sanibel in the Gulf of Mexico. The refuge is part of the largest undeveloped …

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LIFE’S SOLITARY MOMENTS

At this time, during the Covid19 pandemic, social distancing has become a way of life for the world. In these photographs, I have captured the solitary moments of people ...

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“DOUBLE VISION” ABSTRACTS

A unique look at architecture in Southern Florida. This collection of images highlights the geometric patterns of modern commercial construction — in an abstract …

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ABOUT DAVID

My fascination and ultimate love for photography began at the tender age of ten, when my father gave me his Argus 35mm film camera. The moment that I looked thru the lens, a new world opened up to me, and I was hooked. I was consumed for the next 8 years taking photos of people and places I loved in my hometown on the North Shore of Boston, Massachusetts.

At the age of 18 I went to engineering school because I excelled in math and science.

I had one semester of college left and a good paying job already lined up after graduation. The career was going great but something inside was missing. My heart’s desire was to pursue the art of photography, so I decided it was time to leave my promising career in engineering and dedicate my path to creating imagery full time. My love of photography had easily overtaken my engineering pursuit …