As a photographer, I have been feeling a bit stuck lately. With my retirement a couple of years ago and my current state of transition, I haven’t been shooting as much as I’d like to. However, the start of the new year has given me the opportunity to reflect on the joy I get from capturing the beauty of the outer Cape through my camera lens.

Although uncertain about the direction of my photography, I was recently asked to put up a show of my landscapes and seascapes at Cambridge Homes, an assisted living facility where my mom lived until recently. This is a very special place, with amazing staff, and I am humbled to be asked. I am looking forward to putting up the show in June, and it’s a great chance to reflect on my body of work and curate a collection that represents my artistic vision.

As I prepare for the show, I am taking the time to remember what drew me to photography in the first place. The beauty of outer Cape Cod has always been a source of inspiration, and I want to continue capturing its essence in my work. This is a time for me to explore new ideas and take risks with my photography. With each new photograph, I am excited to see where this transitional phase will take me and what new possibilities will arise.

Retirement Transitions

solo exhibition at the cambridge homes

Another Fall Retreat on Cape Cod with Steve!