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.

A wintry day at Great Falls, soon to be a National Historical Park in Paterson, New Jersey.=

Barbara Goldman of Photo District News wrote a thoughtful article explaining my recent personal project on Chinese Martial Arts which I photographed this summer all on location in China. Read the whole article here at PDN Online.

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

WUSHU
Today I posted my new personal project on Wushu (also known as martial arts or gongfu). This project, shot in various cities in China, was one of the more long-term and challenging ones I have worked on but I am really happy with the results. Please take a look here:

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.

15+ onlookers, multiple amateur shutterbugs trying to grab shots of your subject, small children wandering onto the set? Just another day shooting on location in China.

Brooklyn Bridge from a helicopter.