Rhode Island – A Photo Portrait of the Ocean State

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I have written at length in many of my posts about my love affair with Rhode Island. I was born and raised in the Ocean State, and love to show its beauty off in my photographs. Well the good folks over at the Providence Business News feel the same way, and have just released “Rhode Island – A Photo Portrait of the Ocean State”

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Check out all the amazing things that Rhode Island has to offer! Filled with stunning photographs of Rhode Island, this pictoral history of our amazing little state features several of my photographs, as well as several other top photographers from around the Ocean State

The book showcases the finest that Rhode Island has to offer, and would make a great coffee table book for your living room, or perhaps a gift for a friend or loved one.

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You can purchase a copy of “Rhode Island – A Photo Portrait of the Ocean State” directly from the Providence Business News website.

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Mike Dooley

Mike is a photographer, storyteller, and educator who sees the world through a lens of transformation. His work blends technical mastery with emotional depth—inviting viewers to not just see, but feel. Whether guiding learners through the art of visual storytelling or capturing the quiet poetry of Rhode Island’s landscapes, Mike creates spaces where vulnerability meets clarity. He’s the author of Through My Eyes and the voice behind Behind The Print, a podcast that explores the heart behind the image.

This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. Roni

    15 Dec 2013 Reply

    This Book is fantastic…

  2. John Riley

    22 Dec 2013 Reply

    No.2 is my pick. i like all headlights and tail lights street lights and everthing looks like its going in all different direction. you did a great job in your long exposure in the city from the parking garage. Wheni first seen i loved it and fasinated with the picture and the new pawrucket Bridge too.

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