The art you choose for your office does more than decorate a wall — it sets the tone for how you feel and how others experience your space. Whether you’re refreshing a home office or designing an entire workplace, the right images can create comfort, spark inspiration, and make the environment feel more welcoming. Choose…
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Capturing the Beauty of Pennsylvania’s State Parks I carefully placed my foot on the next ledge at the summit of Poles Steeple in Pine Grove Furnace State Park, positioning my camera-mounted tripod alongside me. Always mindful of the importance of capturing the best possible photograph with each outing, I stretched down to the next ledge…
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As the leaves turn and the air grows crisp, it’s the perfect time to bring the colors of fall into your home. I really enjoy capturing the beauty of changing seasons—golden trees, quiet lakes, and cozy landscapes—and I’m excited to share that many of these photos are available for purchase through Fine Art America. They…
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The question I am asked most often when I talk about photographing the Amish is, “Isn’t it true that Amish do not want their pictures taken?” This is correct—they do not pose for photos because of the Bible verse, “Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image.” (Exodus 20: 4-5). But I find that in…
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When I was 12 years old I carried binoculars out our long gravel lane bounded by woods on both sides. I found birds—downy woodpeckers, cardinals, titmouse, chickadees. Since then I’ve enjoyed birds, but, alas, have not felt that I’ve had time to wait to photograph them. Until, that was, I had shoulder surgery. This required…
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