THE FILE 55,000 35mm, 4x5s and digital files.

OVERVIEW Architecture, planning and landscape images emphasize conservation, "exterior rooms." Seacoast coverage emphasizes coastal and river subjects: Inland wetlands, estuaries, coastal barrier islands with lagoons, rivers, deltas, lakes and canyons. Primary emphasis is on aerials, since many wet areas are accessible primarily from above.

AERIALS Cape Cod, Nauset beach and barrier bars, Monomoy Island, Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, coastal Rhode Island, Connecticut, southern New England, Long Island Sound. Peconic Bay, Montauk, Hamptons. Maine: Kennebec River, Merrymeeting Bay, Portland, Casco Bay islands, Acadia, Mount Desert Island, Roque Island, Yarmouth, Brunswick. Massachusetts: Waquoit National Estuarine Reserve, Nantucket, Elizabeth Islands, Connecticut River Valley farming properties, river meanders. Connecticut: New shots of coastal properties and islands, especially the newly popular Thimble Islands, other near-city second-home areas. Beach erosion, beach repair, coastal geology, islands, beaches, sandbars, coastal cities, coastal development. Everglades, marshes, lagoons, waterfowl. Coastal evidence of global warming. All national seashores, estuaries, spits, sandbars, shipping. Storm damage. Aerial photos especially of seacoasts and wetlands, many inaccessible by land. Undeveloped areas of New England photographed for The Nature Conservancy. New England development. Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine.

ENERGY-SPARING ARCHITECTURE Architecture, planning and landscape images emphasize land conservation. Land-trust and institutional properties such as universities can be photographed as needed for grant applications and zoning presentations. Solar and passive solar design, residential, commercial, photovoltaic installations.

CONSERVANCY LANDS The Nature Conservancy and Trust for Public Lands properties throughout New England. Collection includes aerial photos of waterside properties (wetlands, beaches, lagoons, spits and bars, islands and coastal parks). Trust for Public Lands properties include greenways in cities, historic properties threatened with demolition, more.

RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURE Houses, mostly upscale, with interiors (kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, etc.) and exteriors. Most are property-released. Most are in New England. Schools and libraries, especially in New England, including students and activities. Residential homes, grand and modest, seaside and mountainside, interiors and exteriors, with their natural surroundings. Gazebos, pergolas, trellises, patios, stonewalls, fences, decks, pools, "green design," greenhouses, many styles of buildings, houses and interior design, vernacular architecture.

GARDENING, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Campus architecture, architecture, planning and landscape images emphasize conservation, "exterior rooms." Seacoast coverage emphasizes coastal and river subjects: Inland wetlands, estuaries, coastal barrier islands with lagoons, rivers, deltas, lakes and canyons. Primary emphasis is on aerials, since many wet areas are accessible primarily from above. Recent shift by American families away from mega-mansions to more modest homes, upgrading and remodeling projects. We have coverage of additions, remodeling, and deck, porch and other amenities for home landscaping.

POLLUTION AND RECYCLING Curitiba, Brazil (noted for its comprehensive approach to a clean environment): Multiple-category recycling, extensive urban transportation, bus transit. Brazil's Pantanal, Amazonia, and Amazon delta, Venezuela lower Orinoco, with examples of careless use of waterways for waste disposal. Plastic packaging snagged on rare cactus in the Andes.

SPECIALTIES Aerial photos of hard-to-reach littoral environments showing geological and ecological features not visible from boat or beach. Waterfowl in their near-coastal environment and wetlands. Beach destruction and replenishment. Atlantic and Gulf storm damage and repair. Most national seashores. Construction on narrow barrier islands. Coastal resort developments on Atlantic and Gulf shores. South American rainforests, coastal areas, rivers and deltas. Architecture/interiors, residential and commercial, educational, planning, "green design," greenhouses, gardens and landscape structures, traditional architecture, decks, patios.

GEOGRAPHIC AREAS NORTH AMERICA: Eastern coastal areas, Acadia NP, Assateague NS, Blue Ridge region (including Shenandoah Valley), Cumberland Island NS (Georgia), Connecticut River, Fire Island, Hudson River, Long Island forks, Long Island Sound, Mississippi River and Delta, Saint Simon Island (Georgia), Sebago Lake and Saco River regions (Maine). New England: Coast, mountains, land; Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Pacific Coast: Columbia River estuary, Gulf of California, Nebraska-Platte River, Olympic NP, Point Reyes, San Francisco Bay region. Southwest: Grand Canyon, Lassen, Olympic NP, Oregon Dunes NWR, Pt. Reyes, Utah parks, Yosemite. SOUTH AMERICA: Amazonia, Angel Falls, Chile, Curitiba (eco-city), Lake Maracaibo, Pantanal, Paraguayan Peninsula, Peru, Orinoco Basin and the llanos, Venezuela.

RECENT COVERAGE Southern New England coasts, Long Island Sound. Maine: Kennebec River, Portland, Yarmouth, Brunswick. Massachusetts: Waquoit National Estuarine Reserve, Nantucket, Elizabeth Islands, Connecticut River Valley farming properties, river meanders. Connecticut: New shots of coastal properties and islands, especially the newly popular Thimble Islands, other near-city, second-home areas.

CREDITS Magazines/Newspapers: Architectural Record, Audubon, Builder, Colonial Homes, Country Journal, Custom Home, Earth, Environment, Garden Design, Home, Horticulture, House Beautiful, Natural History, Nature Conservancy, New York Times, Oceans, Oceanus, Practical Homeowner, Remodeling, Science News, Sierra, Solar Age, Women's Day. Books/Sole Photographer: Architectural Detail (Whitney), City ABC's (Walker), A River for the Living - The Hudson and Its People (Crown). Major Contributor: Your Natural Home, The Naturally Elegant House (both Little Brown). Other: Audubon Coastal Center, Connecticut River Museum, Kellogg Environment Center, Smithsonian Ocean Planet exhibition, "Sprawl" exhibit at Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (currently showing). Member: NANPA.

RELATED CREDENTIALS/SKILLS On the Scientific Advisory Committee for Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center.

NONEDITORIAL SERVICES Aerial flyovers of planning and construction sites often used by construction firms to document progress. Architectural photography of major and private finished buildings for portfolio and magazine use.