The B&W Barn Gallery

Photographed in Central Vermont, “Discover” embodies the unknown, the distant past or the adventured present. Part of a greater body of work, “Paths to Somewhere”

I had always admired the relationship of the distant mountains, to the sloped barn, to the birthing birch tree. After a blizzard of snow set into this Dorset Vermont Hollow, I knew by natures perfection, that the moment had come.

The clean beauty in the lines of a fresh snowfall. “Drifted” photographed in Central Vermont using Ilford Film.

Using a sensitive and surreal film, I photographed “The Awakening” in the rising day. Central Vermont

“Weathered” breathes character and endurance from the storm. Photographed on the Gaspe Peninsula, Canada.

“In Pursuit of Trouble”. In a distant village of Peru, with more animals roaming then people, it was as if the piglets were running from something, each with it’s own expression. The three little pigs on the run!

I photographed “Cross Roads” using one of my favorite films, Kodak HIE to better establish the mood in the landscape, and the relationship of the path, barn and dream like surroundings.

In a distant and remote land in the mountains of Peru, I came across the “Closed Doors”. I’m an appreciator of primitive architecture, passageways and metaphors.

The clean beauty in the lines of a fresh snowfall. “Drift” photographed in Central Vermont using Ilford Film.

“Carrie Howe Sap House” photographed only minutes from my studio in Central Vermont. The aged maple sugaring operation.

Slowly descending the hollow in Bucks County, it was like going back in time. Do gnomes live here? “Around the Bend” photographed in Bucks County, PA using Ilford Film.

“Barn Integrity”, with great appreciation of old barns constructed to stand the test of time. Photographed in Upstate New York.

“Danby Hill Farm” photographed on a picturesque summer day in Danby, Vermont.

Deep in the hollow, “The Patriot” rests years of service. Photographed historic mill in Bucks County, Pa using Ilford film.

“Tinmouth Barn”, I appreciate the surreal qualities of the mid summers day. Photographed in Tinmouth, Vermont.

“Called to the Barn”, using one of my favorite photographic films, Kodak HIE, I set out to embrace the surreal Vermont hill country light. Photographed in Randolph, Vermont. PHOTOGRAPH SIZE Choose an option

Home to the quiet of Willow and Sycamore, “Deep in the Hollow”. Photographed in historic Bucks County, Pa using Ilford film.

“Mettawee” Valley leaves me with almost a timeless sense, except for seasons change. Photographed in Rupert, Vermont.

Cresting the dirt road, “Timeless” in the Vermont hills. Photographed using Ilford film.