Creating the Seascape Photograph “Sunset at Sakonnet Beach” Getting the chance to photograph sunset at Sakonnet Beach in Little Compton, Rhode Island is something I never pass up. It’s one of my favorite beaches for seascape work — a good beach, plenty of rocks right at the water’s edge, a lighthouse just off the coast,
10 Things I Keep in My Camera Bag, and Why I’m not much of a gear head — I like to travel as light as I can. But there are a few things I never leave home without, because leaving them behind has turned more than one fun outing into a frustrating one. Tripod Cable
A so-so sunset turns into a favorite shot from Prospect Park, playing the Providence skyline’s hard edges against a soft magenta sky.
The Reflection of Fall Colors for Landscape Photography I love photographing fall color reflections. Driving around Rhode Island in autumn, I end up exploring the small ponds and reservoirs around the state — those still bodies of water turn into mirrors for the reds, yellows, and oranges overhead. Every year I make a point of
When I’m working on a new seascape for the gallery, I almost always head out with a vision of the final photograph already in my mind. I’m far more likely to end up with something worth hanging on a wall if I take an organized approach to it. I’ll usually scout a location in daylight
