From my earliest years, photography has been a continuous, unifying activity, informing both my life's work and my personal life. I was born into a family in which cameras were ever present. Image-making of our life together was inherent and integral to my coming of age in mid-century, middle-class New York City.
I exhibited personal work from the mid 1970s to the mid 1990s; pursued professional photography in many forms through three decades in the Boston area; and continue today a practice of recording my visual experience, almost daily, through every season and every year.
Walter
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↑Under the quiet cover of snow, a base of serenity provides an opportunity for meditation and visual musings. It’s an over layering of the micro with the macro, landscapes mitigated by a fine mist scrim condensed out of the warm air within our cabin: the breath of deep dreams, the heat of our bodies, the steam from last night’s boiling pasta. Looking out from this still comfort I attempt to reconcile the safe contained feeling of being there with the open possibilities of what lies outside the glass.