Photographer from the age of 15, working professionally since 1998. Specialist in portraits, interiors and apartments, pictures for tourism publications, and photographs for magazines.

Massachusetts College of Art, Bachelor of Arts majoring in photography, studied with Nicholas Nixon and Baldwin Lee, September 1981–June 1987

Candid photography in Paris, Patricia Laplante-Collins’ Paris soirées, April 3rd 2011

La Nuit de la Photo, Gallerie Chambre de Bonne, Paris, France, 1997

Humor, Light And Dark, The Piano Factory Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts, 1993

Recent Work, Primal Plunge Bookstore, Boston, Massachusetts, 1987

Act-React, Nucleo Eclettico, Boston, Massachusetts, July 1983

Instant Fame, Orion Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts, 1982

Limits, New Horizons Gallery, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1982

Quartz Timeslabs, Kick Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts, 1980

Call for artists + Show chez Grace Teshima, March 2016

The river Seine, façades and city landscapes of Paris at La Forge Club, Flateurville at the Hangar de Marcel in Paris, October 2010

Hype Gallery, musée de l’Art Moderne, palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2004

Pseudo Salon, Pearl Street Galleries, Dorchester Massachusetts, 1996–2000

Death and Taxes, Tower Gallery, Longwood Gallery, Massachusetts College of Art, 1991

Social Terrorism, Blue Gallery at Mobius Theater, Boston, Massachusetts, 1987

The Surrealist Ball, Lafayette Hotel, Boston, Massachusetts, 1985

Alchemie Gallery, Gallery debut show, Boston, Massachusetts 1983

A Stiff Belt of Americana, The Gallery East, Boston, Massachusetts, 1981

This Was New Wave, Longwood Gallery, Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, Massachusetts, 1980

«La chambre rouge • I dream I am red», organized by the magazine Compétence Photo at the Salon de la Photo, Porte de Versailles, November 2016

«Chaud et épicé» (Hot and Spicy), organized by Konica/Minolta, June 2004

«Paris Insolite» (Odd and unusual Paris), organized the magazine Réponses Photo, the newspaper 20 Minutes and Minolta, December 2003

Dirty Old Boston: Four decades of a city in transition, published by Union Park Press Books November 2014; 24 pictures in a 296-page book, including two full-page and three double-page placements

The da Vinci Code, Collector’s illustrated edition by Dan Brown, Doubleday, November 2004

The da Vinci Code Illustrated Screenplay, Doubleday and Broadway Books, by Akiva Goldsman, May 2006.

The da Vinci Code, Japanese edition, Kadokawa Shoten Publishing, April 2006

The da Vinci Code Travel Journal, Potter Style, April 2006

Paris & île-de-France Adventure Guide, written by Heather Stimmler-Hall, Hunter Publishing, October 2004

Orient Express: Paris Revisited, by Alison Culliford, Chrysalis Books, October 2003

Traveler’s Canada Companion: 99 pictures in a 474-page book, published May 1999

Traveler’s New England Companion: 8 pictures in a 383-page book, published September 1999

Traveler’s Mediterranean France Companion: 8 pictures in a 414-page book, published August 2000

The Irish Times, the Clare Herald, The Connexion, The Boston Globe, The Boston Herald, The Boston Phoenix, New York Newsday, The Allston Brighton Journal, The Cambridge Chronicle, The Somerville Journal, The Somerville Community News, The Jamaica Plain Gazette, The Providence Business Journal, The Fitchburg-Leominster Sentinel and Enterprise, The Gay Community News, Kit Clark News, Spare Change.

SOS Éducation, Opening Doors, Bright Ideas, Horizons.

Women’s Institute for Housing and Economic Development; Southwest Boston Senior Services; World Education; John Snow Incorporated; Tufts University; Widdett, Slater & Goldman; Bureau of Primary Health Care, Bingham, Dana & Gould; Jobs With Peace; Massachusetts Cultural Alliance.

Elixir: Don’t be Scared, The Proletariat: Indifference, Marketplace; Vivisect: Vivisect; Toecutter: Bark and Froth; Mickey Bliss: Video Lizards; Bulkhead: A Dong Market, Leaves in Virginia, Miss Xanna Don’t: She Has You; Brian Stevens: Prettier Than You; Mile Wide: Mile Wide; Ian Mulder.

Les Américains de Paris, a documentary produced by George Bensoussan and Catherine Bastière of Expand Drama, shown seven times on NRJ Paris, November 2008 and many times after;

Paris Sensation, a forty-minute show in two episodes about the da Vinci Code Phenomenon in Paris;

The mystery of love, video sequences shot for a fundraising clip for Julie Rose Wilde, a jazz singer in Savannah, Georgia;

Paris Rendez-Vous, a three-minute documentary about Belleville, a neighborhood in Paris, by Esther Gimenez, created for Channel 4 “The Slot” as part of the Entente Cordiale centenary celebrations, broadcast on September 8th 2004.