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The Wick House, located in Jockey Hollow National Park. The Wick House was used by the generals for their meetings. Jockey Hollow was the site of our troup's encampment for 3 years, before they went off to win the Revolutionary War.

Landscape and nature photography has always been my passion, even through my younger years. I became a professional equine photographer in the early 2000's, where my images were used in several national breed publications, and also in Horse Hollow Press books. My landscape work has been on display in multiple galleries and establishments here in the northeast tri-state region, and one, "River Geese", has appeared on the Today Show Travel website. My image "Wine Bottles", is hanging in a gallery aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship. Currently I am a co-owner of a location portraiture company, do freelance photography for The Journal Group, and contribute to a web design company as a graphic designer. As the seasons blend from one into...