Having been born in Rochester, NY (a.k.a. Kodak Country), and having a grandfather, and a great-grandfather, who both worked in the photographic industry, I guess you could say Jeff was bound to become a photographer, sooner ar later. He went to Emerson College to study film production...making movies. He graduated, and then spent the better part of the next eight years working on television commercials, Hollywood movies, and music videos. A few of the movies he worked on are The Matchmaker starring Denis Leary; Anna and the King starring Jodie Foster; and The Boondock Saints starring Willem Dafoe. Jeff then stopped working on movies, and moved to Vermont, and got a job as a photographer. he realized that he could live in the country and still work behind a lens, however this time it was one frame at a time. He decided to go back to school. He went to a very intense, and beneficial photography program at the Hallmark Institute of Photography. A great choice. Jeff opened his own studio within one week of graduation. He specializes in sports photography, product photography, and portraiture, whether it be people or pets. Jeff lives in Southern Vermont, with his girlfriend Becca, and their two cats, Arlo and Syd. His studio is in North Bennington...Jeff is a member of Professional Photographers of America, Vermont Professional Photographers, The Bennington ARTS Guild, and Redsox Nation.
