My time-elapse photo of the Boston Marathon and the technique I used to capture it are featured in the February 2012 issue of Popular Photography magazine.

I spent a beautiful fall day with writer Ben Cheever and other runners who frequent the Rockefeller Estate photographing the park, known by locals as the Rockies. The former 155 acre estate is a gorgeous place to run in Westchester County with beautiful trails that have great views over the Hudson, beautiful woods, lakes, and farmland. Check out my photos in the feature on the place and the community of runners there which includes both casual runners and elites, in the November 2011 Runner’s World.

In case you are not flying United this month check out this feature story I shot in Wuxi, China for Hemispheres, the United Airlines magazine. The story is about the training camp that the MLB sponsors in China to find and develop a Chinese baseball star who hopefully will one day play in Major League Baseball in the US. This one was one of my favorite assignments this year! To read the whole story you can see the text at Hemispheres October Issue

Here are two tear sheets for ads I recently shot on location for Poland Spring. The first one was shot in Boston on location for Poland Spring’s sponsorship of the Boston Marathon and the second one shot in NYC more recently for their sponsorship of the upcoming NYC Marathon. We shot at some of the most beautiful locations in both cities that are popular running spots (which adds a wrinkle in terms of crowd control). I also got to shoot the Boston Marathon and NYC Marathons on assignments over this past year so it’s great to be involved in such incredible events from all sides.

This diving board photo was shot with a Nikon 300mm lens. Sometimes getting far away and zooming in is the best way to isolate textures.

It is fun to try to capture those in between moments. I like how this shot captures the potential energy in the swimmer’s legs.

A shot from a recent gymnastics shoot. Every now and then I seek out and enjoy the results of lens flare.

My photos of Kino MacGregor and her article appear in the May 2010 Yoga Magazine. She is a mind (and body) bending yogi as those of you that have already seen my yogasana series. If not check it out at YOGASANA PROJECT
According to Kino in this article “Once you experience first-hand how magical yoga is, resistance becomes futile.” Heed that warning you few remaining yoga resisters!! Click on either image to see it larger.

This month in Runner’s World my photos make up 2 full spreads on the water stop at mile 21 at the top of Heartbreak Hill in the Boston Marathon.

Portraits of some top athletes!