In the early 1970’s I was a photographer using only black and white film on my 35mm Nikon or my larger format Hasselblad cameras. I developed and printed my own film, as well as color slides. I did not generally do color negative film as the printing process was extremely complex and time consuming compared to the black and white negative film, and the color slides. I used myself as the subject as I was interested in becoming a different person in many of these photographs. I was very interested in movement of time in these works, as well as alternative modes of expression beyond conventional photography. This was before the time of computers so none of the work involved any computer intervention. I have not had the time to digitize this work as yet, but plan to after I do most of the other images of work on this site which is an archive of my work.
Video: While doing my post-bac and my MFA in studio art, I learned video from Jane Hudson, and Mary Ellen Strom both at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. I have a small YouTube channel but I have not posted most of my video work.