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07/30/2018

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07/19/2016

A view of Salute at sundown across the Grand Canal in Venice. Shot from the Academia bridge with a Canon 5DS, EF 24-105L lens.

There is a simple majesty to the canals and architecture on Venice that I find just magical - one of my favorite places in Italy.

07/10/2016

Stealth Studios - EuroTrip 2016 part 2: on Exposure

Check out part 2 of my photoblog chronicling my recent trip to Paris!

City of Lights. City of Romance. Heart of France. There have been a myriad of nicknames for this city, each more telling than the next.I suppose it’s only fitting that The City of Lights should be a destination on this trip. As much as my wife kept saying “this is vacation, not your European Photo H...

07/09/2016

The upper level of the private chapel in the Palace of Versailles in Paris. The size and opulence of the palace are incredible, as evidenced by the private amenities built songstress the royal family would not have to venture out amongst the 'normal folk'.

Shot with a Canon 5DS, Canon 17-40L f4 lens.

06/19/2016

The colors of : absolutely amazing. Such a quaint "mini-Venice", quiet and classic, seemingly untouched by technology and the hustle & bustle of modern technology. The hues of the brightly painted houses reflected in the water are the stuff of dreams.

Shot with a , 24-105L lens.

06/17/2016

Happy Friday everyone! This one might be a little cliche, but I just couldn't help myself. It's never easy taking meaningful/stylistic photos in the middle of the day, so I counted this one as a win .

Shot with a , 17-40L lens.

05/30/2016

Happy memorial day - hope everyone is enjoying the weekend!

On this drizzly Monday I can't help but wish I was still in Venice - such a beautiful, picturesque city. Shot with a 5Ds, 24-105L lens.

05/24/2016

Stealth Studios - EuroTrip 2016 part 1: on Exposure

Check out my new photoblog, detailing my recent trip to Italy!

A photographic journey through Italy

05/24/2016

Are you not entertained?!

The Colosseum in Rome. As the storm clouds roll in, the crowds slowly roll out. Perfect time to go in an and avoid the crazy crowds.

Shot with a and 24-105L lens.

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05/19/2016

A view of a canal in Venice, with a lone gondolier waiting for a passenger. Taken on a lovely photo walk through the 'less travelled areas of the city. Special thanks to for showing us around - we saw a great number of places we would jeer have found otherwise!

Sorry for the long instagram hiatus - we were away for we Vera lol weeks, and then had a couple of medical emergencies to deal with (welcome home indeed) but it's good to be back!

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04/02/2016

Happy Friday everyone! Here's a flashback to 11 years ago.. super excited to he heading back in a couple days!

04/01/2016

Looking down the "runway" towards the lower east side of Manhattan from the edge of the pier in Brooklyn.

03/27/2016

The / 59th St bridge, taken from the side, near the hospital for special surgery. I went for a quick walk one evening while waiting for someone, and managed to grab this 20 second or so exposure without a tripod by we**ie myself between a lightpost and concrete barrier .

03/16/2016

The top of the world, looking down on creation. Or at least the top of the rocks at , looking down on the advancing tide.

Shot with a .

03/14/2016

Edward James! Without question, one of the cutest little dudes I've ever seen. And I'm not biased at all..

03/13/2016

I feel like I could walk straight up this building, and fall off the roof into eternity.

Shot with a .

03/10/2016

It was my privilege last weekend to shoot maternity/family photos for the fine folks pictured here - these are just a couple of my personal favorites from their selects. Thanks so much for allowing me to capture some of the excitement of the countdown to your new addition!

03/09/2016

Downtown Manhattan, as seen from Liberty State Park. The old track terminations of the NJ Central line seen in the foreground.

Shot with a , 24-105L lens.

03/04/2016

The hustle and bustle of . Not at rush hour (thankfully), but still no lack of eyes-down-one-foot-in-front-of-the-other.

Shot with a , 24-105L lens.

03/03/2016

The Milky Way, hovering over Mongaup Pond Campground. With the lights of NYC far in the distance, the sky comes alive with stars too numerous to count.

Shot with a

02/23/2016

A view of the lower east side from Brooklyn Bridge park. This is not by any means an unknown spot, but whenever I'm in the area I can't help but stop by and grab another shot or two. I was also inspired by the , which was rising out of frame at the time.

Four frame , shot with a .

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02/22/2016

Hope everyone is having a great ! This is one of a series of closeups I took of the amazing residents of the butterfly habitat at the aquarium in riverhead. I'm not typically a nature shooter per se, nor am I usually that enamored with butterflies, but there was a true calm and beauty to that place- walking amongst all the butterflies and having them land on you periodically was quite the experience.

Shot with a with a 16-300mm lens.

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02/19/2016

Happy Friday everyone! This is one of my favorite shots of one of my favorite places: the lighthouse at Pemaquid Point in Maine. The way the bluffs disappear into the rushing surf, with the lighthouse regally perched above is nothing short of breathtaking. If you're lucky enough to catch a tidepool like the one seen here, the reflections of the sunset are entrancing.

Shot with a Canon 70d, Promaster ND filter, Tamron 16-300 lens .

02/19/2016

A view of Manhattan Bridge from Brooklyn Bridge Park, with the Empire State Building shining bright. It was a cold night (and I had to abandon my first vantage point due to a woman loudly breaking up with her boyfriend over the phone while wildly gesticulating her way through my shot), but otherwise a successful one.

Shot with a Canon 5Ds, Canon 24-105L lens.

02/17/2016

Interior of the old RKO Keith's Theater in Queens. This old movie palace is absolutely magnificent - there is a tangible, quiet elegance in its ruins. The room seen here was a smoking room outside the restrooms on the mezzanine level- so Pete with its own fireplace. My mind ran wild while I explored the place, imagining what it was like during Hollywood's golden age, an amazing era gone by.

Shot with a Canon 70d, Tamron 16-300 lens.

02/12/2016

I know I shouldn't be surprised or phased by the cold (given the season), but despite my northern roots, I'm still not looking forward to the cold snap this weekend. I'd much rather wander around and shoot a field of sunflowers like this one. Taken on the North Fork last summer with a , 24-105L lens.

02/11/2016

Aside from the beauty of the first rays of the sun peeking over the Atlantic horizon, there are plenty of other views to be had at Montauk Point. I love when the sun rises above the bluffs and bathes the easternmost point of the state in the first golden light of the day.

Shot with a Canon 70D, Tamron 16-300 lens.

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02/03/2016

To me, the lighthouse at Montauk Point is such a strong symbol of Long Island. I have always been drawn to the shore, on both a photographic and personal level. Seascapes are one of my favorite things to photograph (as some of you may have noticed). This particular shot was taken from the outlying beachhead of Camp Hero on a cold, foggy morning with a less-than-stellar sunrise. Despite not having the usual characteristic beauty of dawn on the beach, I still love the mood of this photo- the power and vastness of the sea broken by the stalwart bluffs of the Point.

Shot with a Canon 70D, Tamron 16-300 lens.

02/02/2016

I finally sat down and finished processing some photos from a recent trip to over the weekend. Those of you that follow me know I'm a real sucker for a or , and never disappoints! This is a shot of the , taken from the bluffs to the southeast during . This shot with a , 24-105L lens.

01/31/2016

Trying to kick-start this lazy Sunday by looking at some old sunrise photos. I've always been partial to this one from out by the in . An otherwise tranquil sea is broken by the single crest of surf in the rocks on the left side, as if trying to awaken life on the point.

01/23/2016

Well it's snowing. Originally planned to be out shooting today, but has a habit of ruining my plans. Stay warm and safe everyone - it's starting to get nasty!

Taken with my , processed onboard with .

01/21/2016

Twin peaks. Not much to say about this NY icon. The sheer might of the never disappoints.

01/21/2016

In anticipation of the impending snowstorm, and the cold snap that will hopefully pass us by relatively quickly. This frozen sled was found on the side of a garage in Maine, standing silent vigil over the blanket of snow coating the ground. Much as I love winter and snow sports, I couldn't help but think that the kids that left it behind for the warmth of indoors had the right idea. Taken with a Canon 70d, Tamron 10-24mm lens.

01/20/2016

The churning of the Atlantic, reduced to a sheet of glass, broken only by the pilings leading to the Cross Sound Ferry dock in Orient Point. I love long black and white exposures like this. I got a little lucky on this one, as the ferry pulled into frame just a few moments after I completed this exposure. Shot with a Canon 70D, Tamron 16-300mm lens.