About Me
I have been involved with Fire Photography for almost 30 years. In that time I have been involved with the following fire and ems organizations: Watertown Volunteer Fire (member), Naugatuck Volunteer Ambulance (EMT-I-D, Crew Chief, Vice President), Wolcott Volunteer Ambulance (EMT-I), Naugatuck Volunteer Rescue Squad, and Oxford Volunteer Ambulance (EMT-D, President). I am currently a Member of the Connecticut Fire Photographers Association, a Correspondent and Photographer for the First Responder News Network , a contributor to firefightingnews.com, a member of the International Organization of Fire Photographers and contributor to their website firephoto.org , as well as having photos published in FireHouse Magazine,Fire Engineering,FOX News, WTNH News, the Waterbury Republican American and the Hartford Courant. I work to actively promote the fire fighting services in a positive light and have assisted fire investigators on multiple occasions by providing them with scene photographs for evidence in arson investigations.
A Little About The Tools Of
The Trade My Photo Gear Cameras
My Primary Camera 12.3 Mega Pixel Nikon D300
DSLR w/MB-D10 Battery Pack My Back-Up Camera Nikon D50 DSLR Lenses Nikon 18-135mm Zoom Nikon 18-200 VR Zoom Nikon 70-300 Zoom Nikon 55-200 VR Zoom External Flashes 2 Nikon SB 800 AF Flashes Nikon SD-8A Auxillary
Battery Pack Misc Equipment Tamron Pro-12 Over The
Shoulder Camera Bag 4 Sandisc 4G Compact Flash
Cards 4 Sandisc 4G SD Flash Cards Manfrotto 190V Tripod Dell Axim PDA Dell Inspiron Laptop w/
Adobe Photoshop CS, and Adobe Lightroom Software Radio Equipment At The House GRE 600 APCO 25 Capable
Trunk Scanner with an Austin Ferret Multi Band Base Antenna Uniden BC 396XT APCO 25
Capable Portable Trunk Scanner Uniden BC 996XT APCO 25
Capable Portable Trunk Scanner with a Diamond Discone and Antenna Specialist VHF Yagi Three Minitor 3 Pagers Four Regency611A Monitoradios, a Regency HLU10 Monitoradio, and a Regency ACT4 HLU Monitoradio Mobile Uniden BCD396T APCO 25 Trunk
Scanner with an Austin Spectra Multi Band Antenna Vertex VX 180 VHF-Hi Portable and a Motorola Saber III VHF Portable Vertex Standard VX 180 UHF Portable Two Motorola MT1000 Low Band Portables Motorola STX 800 MHZ Portable Blackberry Curve (for
communication and incident alerts from the First Responder Wireless Network) 
