New England Nooks & Crannies

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New England is filled with pockets of delight in all its nooks and crannies. I’ve been able to experiment with photography in many locations, especially throughout the Greater Boston area, where public transportation is readily available. As the environment in New England shifts with the seasons, so do the colors around me—whether I’m in town or near the sea shore. View more of my  Massachusetts photo gallery, including images from Cape Cod.

Boston Common recreational park and Copley, Massachusetts

Water Photography at the Boston Harbor (August 2014)

Middlesex Fells Reservation

One of my favorite places to hike and take photos, especially in the autumn—is here. The trails are beautiful and well planned. There’s color tucked between rock crevices and beneath fallen leaves.

Franklin Park

North End, Boston

The North End, often called “Boston’s Little Italy”, is a charming community lined with delicious Italian restaurants, markets, and apartments. Driving here doesn’t make much sense, as the streets are narrow and filled with pedestrians. It’s actually more enjoyable to stroll through the neighborhood and observe the historic character. For one of my photography commissions, I had the opportunity to capture Boston’s historic sites, including the North End, for a permanent public collection at a nursing center right in this neighborhood!

Harvard Square, Cambridge

I often crossed Harvard Yard on my way to the Science Center for chemistry classes. It’s a lovely park-like area, and I admired the entrance gate—just as seen in the photo here.

Alewife Brook Reservation, Cambridge, MA

Soundscape/Field Recording:

Pine Banks Park, MA

Lincoln Woods and Stinson Mountain, New Hampshire

East Sullivan and Bar Harbor, Maine

South Royalton,Vermont

Additional Galleries:

A Piece of Heaven: Purgatory Chasm State Reservation and Foppema’s Orchard (October 2017)

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Boston-born freelance artist and photographer with a passion for exploration. My experiences span diverse industries—from science and healthcare to architecture, media, and tech. Whether traveling far or observing up close, I'm drawn to the details others often miss—the quiet moments, hidden textures, and stories waiting to be seen.

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