Living Photographic

I established Living Photographic in 2012 to support the content and marketing goals of organizations and individuals who have cultural and educational missions.

I have worked with organizations in the areas of fine art, content, education and religion. I have also worked with individual photographers, estates, archives, and collectors since 2003.

Over my career a few client projects include work with Richard Avedon, Hiro, Ellen Graham, The Richard Avedon Foundation, Adobe Stock, Hamiltons Gallery, Pace/MacGill Gallery, The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, The J. Paul Getty Museum, The Norton Museum, and many other notable organizations, photographers, and places with a cultural mission.

I have also served on the board of the American Society of Media Photographers Connecticut chapter since 2020 where I support mid-career and emerging photographers as the Social Media Chairperson.

Previously I earned a BA in commercial photography at Brooks Institute, a history BA at Kenyon College, and studied at the School of Visual Arts in New York. My professional career began as an editor for the website of Ski Magazine in 1999.

I am trained in marketing, writing, image research, print production, critique, archive management, studio photography, and photography history.

Using my extensive knowledge of photography and marketing I have given live ASMP presentations and webinars.