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The Wick House in the Morristown National Historical Park served as the quarters of Major Joseph Bloomfield of the Third New Jersey Regiment during the winter of 1776-1777. Later, it also served as the winter headquarters of General Arthur St. Clair in 1779 through 1780.

Born and raised in New Jersey, my photography highlights the history of this little state, even as that history rapidly disappears. From old diners to historic architecture to incredible vistas, New Jersey is a cornucopia of history, scenic landscapes, small town living and big city life. In addition to historic places, landscapes and diners, my photography also includes classic autos and motorcycles. My photography has been featured three times on Ovation TV as promotional commercials for the channel., most recently as the winner of their Art is Everywhere Initiative commercial. Featured in the 'Eye On Fine Art Photography' 2016 publication's "Celebrating 50 States of Art" as the New Jersey representative. In addition to photography,I am...