⚑ Westinghouse Atom Smasher
The Westinghouse Atom Smasher was an enormous Van de Graaf generator used for the first generation of nuclear research. Until 2015, seeing it from the highway as you drove through…
⚑ Yellow Dog Village
Not far from our home near Saxonburg in Western PA is the enclave known as Yellow Dog Village. Built as housing for the nearby limestone mine, residents had to agree…
⚑ Concrete City
If you’ve taken I80 then I81 to the northeast from Pittsburgh, you’ve passed within a few miles of Concrete City, a photographer’s delight. Built in 1911 as a planned city…
⚑ Big, Blue, and Glossy
The pictorialist movement was a group of photographers who helped define photography as art in the early part of the 20th century. We have a special connection with them through…
⚑ Simplicity
Simple, minimal, spartan - words that convey the idea of distilling life to its essence. I love Mari Kondo's philosophy: hold onto that which brings you joy, and remove the…
⚑ The Art of the Brick
In 2018 the Carnegie Museum of Science brought the amazing Lego® creations of Nathan Sawaya to Pittsburgh. These are my photographic interpretations of his work.