Indigo Hand Dance And The Harmonica Player

Many years ago, with  plan to hone my skills as a photographer, I enlisted in a one-day portrait lighting master-class by the well known portrait artist Monte Zucker. A fellow photographer also enlisted for the course with me. Part of the course syllabus was the discussion of 30 to 40 sixteen by twenty inch mounted […]

If I hadn’t gone to Tomkins Square Park in 1968 to take pick-up photos for a book publisher’s edition on inner-city teenage gangs If he hadn’t been in the park at exactly the same time when I was in danger from the gang If he hadn’t been within eyeshot to see my imminent danger If […]

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A Tribute To My Brother Jim He worked with John Lennon, Peter Gabriel, Bob Ezrin (The Wall/Pink Floyd), Alice Cooper, Bay City Rollers, Doctor John, Bob Seger, Burton Cummings/The Guess Who and many, many others.  Dateline: August 1957. Location: Living room, 17 Summit Avenue, Larchmont, a bedroom community in Westchester County, 22 miles north of […]

A Memoir You’re probably wondering why such a strange title? There’s a reason. Let’s take it one step at a time, starting with My Dick. When I was twelve or thirteen years old, my family was living in Westchester County, a bedroom suburb north of New York City. My father, a musician who had morphed […]

  After graduating university studying Business Administration and Philosophy, I did the only logical thing I could think of; try to become a photographer. The decision happened one beautiful morning when I woke up and looked out of the window and saw the wonderful colours of the blue sky, green grass, trees and flowers, and […]