(2019)
Deep into the night, Erie, Pa.
Posh corner, Philadelphia
The plight of the homeless is low-hanging fruit for a camera, and perhaps many or most of us in the early moments of the hobby succumb to the story. I did. Should the picture be avoided because it’s bordering on cliché? Or is it deemed cliché because we’re tired of seeing it? This is the corner of 18th & Walnut Sts., one of the city’s toniest. Only one person in this frame is really hungry. (1989)
Beach house, Avalon, N.J.
(2014)
Moppet and bucket, Philadelphia
(1990)
Forgotten lives, Philadelphia
Resting in pieces 
Daughter of Francis and Anne (2004)
Spooky hallway, Coudersport, Pa.
No room service The Hotel Crittenden is haunted, according to two of its employees. The day bartender/front-of-house manager/waitress/desk clerk (it’s a modest operation), when prompted on the subject, spoke of the Lady in the Blue Dress. But where the hem of the dress ended, so did the lady. A kitchen worker, asked for confirmation, had not seen the legless lady, but he did say that “all kinds of shit” happens there. A tour of the establishment led to this passageway, and damned if there wasn’t some weird vibe in it. (2019)
Snow in Northern Liberties, Philadelphia
(2003)
Afternoon stroll, New York
(1995)
Early departure, Coudersport, Pa.
(2019)
Field trip, Sainte-Honorine-des-Pertes, Normandy, France
(2017)
