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Light Poem No.2 - Keep Eyes On: We Fix Computers 

On a shopping trip for school supplies at Staples, I saw this shopping cart light play. I returned another day at the same time to make this video.  I am interested in the art of the everyday.



The Sounds of a Quiet Ride in a Chevy Volt

Come join me and Watson Collins of Northeast Utilities for a spin in a Chevy Volt, a hybrid gas - electric vehicle. 
 

Impression of "Impression of the 'St Gaudens' in Boston Common" 

The structured dissonance of a Charles Ives composition inspired me to create a similar feeling photographically. I revel in the power of art and music to kindle my creativity.
 


 I'd Rather be Fishing

While on staff at Hallmark Institute of Photography, I came up with the concept and then created this promotional video for the school.



Light Poem No. 3 - Touchless Carwash

One and a half inches of ice clung to the interior of the gas station's car wash windows, rendering them translucent instead of transparent. I found art in the resulting abstract shadows of the machinery making repeated passes as it cleaned a car.


 
Drumming and Chanting for Peace and a Nuclear Free World 

Individuals from a variety of peace and anti-nuclear power groups held a vigil in Brattleboro, Vermont, USA on the 25th anniversary of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Six miles from Brattleboro is the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant. Vermont Yankee's reactor is the same model as those at the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan.



Sound Poem No.1 - On the Kindness of New Yorkers

I might not have noticed the Honey Locust seed pods dangling above the sidewalk if an elegantly clad New Yorker toting a Saks Fifth Avenue bag had not reached up to pluck one off a branch.

As I shook a limb to capture the seed pods rattling, a stranger stepped up and offered to take over, enabling me to concentrate on my video making. The man's actions expressed not only kindness, but a willingness to participate in my unexplained venture.

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