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resilient to restriction / articulates cycling gaze / reveals a way to see / light and colors in the rain







Whiting, Indiana – the southern shore of Lake Michigan

Whiting, Indiana – the southern shore of Lake Michigan














As a photographer, I have gathered quite a few images of faces and moments in time, but this photograph of the Mayan girl in Guatemala, a quiet vendor by the Lake Atitlan has captivated me over the last decade. I remember that day so clearly. I saw her from a distance while walking towards the boat which tours around the lake. The spherical shapes of baskets surrounded a small and undisturbed figure resting in the center and blending with textures around her. A split second of a shutter created a memory of the entry into Lake Atitlan. While away from the shore, in the center of the lake, with mountains and volcanoes around it, I felt the silent humanity of enduring beauty.
concealed silence
lasting through time
observes from here
all unseen tomorrows











“And I Still See Their Faces” exhibit brings back the forgotten world and the history of Polish Jews.









View from Steelworkers Park on the south side of Chicago.