I'm an American, and split my time between Brussels and New York City.
My photography -- from fine art to photojournalism -- has appeared widely in a range of outlets and forms. Among these, Le Monde diplomatique has 16 of my photos on the Yemeni drug trade on its website, New York's Whitney Museum of Modern Art issued a dance image as a poster, and Getty Images offers several hundred of my travel photos for rights-managed sale.
I've had portfolios of images in three major erotic book collections -- including Erotic Photography (2001) and Erotic Women in Photographs (2005), edited by Maxim Jakubowski and Marilyn Jaye Lewis.
I've increasingly become known for my psychologically dark urban images and explorations of cultural minorities.
In recent years, I've been engaged in several personal projects. One, titled "They Will Be Nameless: Rust Belt remnants, from brass thru Bethlehem," deals with what the U.S. Rust Belt (from southern New England to the Midwest and parts of the Southeast) has become in the wake of the area's industrial decline. Another is "Venice Fatale" (in-progress), a journey through the eerier aspects of Venice.
In addition, I've recently compiled a book-length 54-image series on the New York fetish scene during 1999-2005. It's generated considerable interest, with photos included in the ground-breaking "Fetish Art" gallery show in Brussels in January 2014 and acquisitions by the Kinsey Institute's art and photography collection, at Indiana University.
I'm also a writer.
I welcome all queries.

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