Some college friends invited me to a get-together for watermelon and grillin’.
Let’s be honest: ‘Photo a Day’ is frequently ‘At Least Two Photos a Day.’ I liked how cinematic the simple moment of pasta cooking on the stove could be. . .one concept I’m very fond of from my video production experience is the idea of corresponding establishing shots and close-ups, which is why I’ll sometimes…
Daily Essentials, 2024, 5 x 14.5 x 11” Poplar wood, acrylic, jewelry findings, non-biological medical waste Ben Cline and Ray Bernoff Some people won’t go out without their jewelry. Others can’t leave the house without their medication. Chronic illness is not known for its aesthetic appeal, but with this piece, we ask “What if all…
At the end of the summer, Casey and I went on one last date before he left for L.A. for the semester: dinner and a gigantic s’more milkshake at the Boston Burger Company.
My friend Matthew (see picture #3) and I met up at the Lynch Family Skate Park in Boston around sunset to see what we could photograph. I had such a great time! The park is right in the middle of Boston, under a loop of 93 and next to Zakim Bridge. The skateboarders and BMX…
I took some shots for Cloud Cellar‘s fall zine “Whole Hole Hole.” These are not my typical work at all, but I figured if anyone wouldn’t mind it, it’d be “Medford’s most esoteric gallery and venue.” Statement: That’s What We Get Here are a few of the kinds of holes I am interested in: –…
Here’s some more work for Tufts Dining, this time of the annual Under the Sea event. I teamed up with Yang Lowe, a new photography intern, who styled some plates of seafood for me.