This site represents my travel, landscape and wedding work. To see my corporate and event work, please visit Happening Photos.
If you like what you see here, you can now order prints directly from this site. Two types of prints are available - prints made by a professional lab using conventional photographic materials, and archival fine art prints made by me using exhibition-grade semigloss paper and pigment ink. The archival prints should last 100+ years if displayed under glass and away from direct sunlight. To order, click the "buy" button on a gallery page and select the images you'd like. You will be guided through the options about print size, cropping, finish, and (optional) mounting & framing. Within a few days after you complete your purchase, your prints will be on their way to you.
I studied photography for three years at the Institute for Contemporary Photography (Gendai Shashin Kenkyuujo) in Tokyo, Japan, and completed the one-year certificate program at the International Center of Photography in New York City. My photos of Mt. Washington are in the permanent collection of the Kiyosato Museum in Japan. Others are in private collections around the world. In addition, I have taught classes in photography and digital imaging at the International Center of Photography and the Fashion Institute of Technology.
If you like what you see here, you can now order prints directly from this site. Two types of prints are available - prints made by a professional lab using conventional photographic materials, and archival fine art prints made by me using exhibition-grade semigloss paper and pigment ink. The archival prints should last 100+ years if displayed under glass and away from direct sunlight. To order, click the "buy" button on a gallery page and select the images you'd like. You will be guided through the options about print size, cropping, finish, and (optional) mounting & framing. Within a few days after you complete your purchase, your prints will be on their way to you.
I studied photography for three years at the Institute for Contemporary Photography (Gendai Shashin Kenkyuujo) in Tokyo, Japan, and completed the one-year certificate program at the International Center of Photography in New York City. My photos of Mt. Washington are in the permanent collection of the Kiyosato Museum in Japan. Others are in private collections around the world. In addition, I have taught classes in photography and digital imaging at the International Center of Photography and the Fashion Institute of Technology.
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