TKO watches shot with fresh flowers for a Mother’s Day promotion.

A grouping of TKO watches shot bright and clean for a trade show poster. We chose orange and yellow bands to grab attention from anywhere at the show.

Made for a medical school for multiple uses, but primarily was used on booklets to promote their "Mini Medical School," a weekend program for laypeople to learn a little medical science.

Made as a personal, promotional image.  I woke up one day, and was thinking about cookies that had gotten angry.  So here they are.

A personal image made to describe my work in an instant: a simple object turned into a visual story.

Another photo done for a musician for a compilation album of demo songs.  He was never without this hat, so I thought the hat without him was the way to go.

Made for the client Kaleb's Organic Dog Treats.  The treats are baked in Vermont, and very healthy, so the client wanted a photo that showcased wholesome, farm fresh origins of the ingredients.

Kaleb's Organics dog treats are baked in Vermont, and as such, the client wanted an image to capture the green hills and farms of that state.

This was part of a series made for a caterer to use on their website, and for promotional purposes as well.  The overall concept was to create painterly photos that showcased food as art.

Another in the series of images entitled "Food As Art" made for a catering company.

After doing this image for the "Food As Art" series, I decided that dresser drawers are really the only place to keep asparagus.

One of my favorite photos I've ever made.  Also from the "Food as
Art" series.  This one was done to have the feeling of a classic still life painting that would be seen hanging in a museum.

Made as an album cover for the Chicago blues band, Molasses, for a project titled Molasses Disaster.  The fire was created in the studio, in camera.  No actual biscuits were harmed in the production of this photo.

The first photo I did for the band, Molasses, out of Chicago.  We wanted it to have the feel of jars someone might see in their grandmother's cupboard.  And it does.

This was a way to do a group photograph of my family, but with most of them gone, I turned them into a still-life.  I'm assuming most of them would have like it.

This was made for a series of smoking cessation brochures.  If a picture really is worth a thousand words, then this says all that needs to be said about smoking in just a few.

Made for a booklet about geriatrics and aging.  I think knowing the context explains all that needs to be said about it.

Made for a catalog cover. The image conveys simplicity, and is elegant, yet masculine.  The natural lighting provides exactly the right amount of drama.

Made for an upscale woman's boutique in New York, I wanted to shoot the coat in a gritty loft, to call attention to the luxury construction in the garment.

A Gino Franco watch shot at an angle to make it look larger than life. The lighting was meant to be dramatic and make the bezel pop, and yet give a mood of mystery by having the watch emerge out of velvety blackness.

I shot a lot of watches for commercial purposes, and for Gino Franco, I usually lit them very dramatically at angles that made them look strong and masculine. We wanted to do a duo, so chose one with a metal band and one with leather to show the variety of the brand in one shot.

I was working with a social media manager shooting watches in Soho, NYC, and arranged the mirror faced digital watch to reflect the neighborhood scene behind me, and was I was shooting this cool dude opened the door and came out and posed for us and gave us this amazing image.

A TKO watch shot made in a series around Soho. We found this cool weathered bench with faded white paint, and it made the perfect background for these sleek modern watches.

Made for a holiday promotion. I had been listening to Christmas carols earlier in the day, and had the song Silver and Gold running through my head, so I used it as inspiration for this sparkling glittery image.