Creative Photographer based in Pennsylvania
Creative Photographer Based in Pennsylvania
Working in the USA and England
Working in the USA and England
PROJECTS
Cambridge
An honest, authentic portrait of Cambridge, England. Photographs of the ordinary and extraordinary in this well-loved, much-visited location an hour north of London.
London-oply
A photographic journey around the British Monopoly board, from Old Kent Road to Mayfair, including King’s Cross Station, Trafalgar Square, the Strand, and more.
PA Town
A close, non-sentimental look at small towns in Central Pennsylvania, defined as the land between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Chair
Chances are, you’re sitting in a chair. This project is about people, their chairs, and our personal preferences. Many thanks to all who hauled their seats to my studio!
Statues of Westminster
The statues of Westminster, England—found in streets, parks, embankments, and squares—speak to their nation’s history, commemorating war, monarchy, and culture. Each statue is placed afterof years of planning and huge expense.
All are subject to erosion by weather, pigeons, and people. Daily, people interact with these public works of art: picnicing at the base of Nelson’s Column; climbing the steps of the Victoria Memorial, or simply walking right on past.
Cambridge
An honest, authentic portrait of Cambridge, England. Photographs of the ordinary and extraordinary in this well-loved and much-visited location.
London-opoly
A photographic journey around the British Monopoly board, from Old Kent Road to Mayfair, including King’s Cross Station, Trafalgar Square, Strand, and more.
Pennsylvania Town
A close, non-sentimental look at small towns in Central Pennsylvania, defined as the land between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
A Chair of My Own
Chances are, you’re sitting in a chair. This project is about people and their chairs. Many thanks to all who hauled their seats to my studio!
Statues of Westminster
The statues of Westminster, England—found in streets, parks, embankments, and squares—speak to their nation’s history, commemorating war, monarchy, and culture. Each statue is placed afterof years of planning and huge expense.
All are subject to erosion by weather, pigeons, and people. Daily, people interact with these public works of art: picnicing at the base of Nelson’s Column; climbing the steps of the Victoria Memorial, or simply walking right on past.
PORTRAIT
Portraits are a shared conversation between the photographer, subject, and viewer; they are a feeling, a human connection, and moment in time.
I make portraits both in and out of the studio. To see more portrait work, and for more information, visit liechtyportrait.com
PORTRAIT
Portraits are a shared conversation between the photographer, subject, and viewer. It’s a feeling, a human connection, and a moment.
I make portraits both in and out of the studio. For more information, visit liechtyportrait.com
WORDS
Photographs are perspectives, and perspective can be learned.
I like to write; it helps organize my thoughts. Here are some of my thoughts about great photographers, each of whom I have learned from and whose work I enjoy.
read about Bill Cunningham, Vivian Maier, Joel Meyerowitz, Mary Ellen Mark, W. Eugene Smith, Robert Frank, Martin Parr, Dorothea Lange, Eugene Atget, Alec Soth, Annie Leibovitz, Sally Mann, Richard Avedon, and Andreas Gursky.
WORDS
Photographs are perspectives, and perspective can be learned.
I like to write; it helps organize my thoughts. Here are some of my thoughts about great photographers, each of whom I have learned from and whose work I enjoy.
Bill Cunningham, Vivian Maier, Joel Meyerowitz, Mary Ellen Mark, W. Eugene Smith, Robert Frank, Martin Parr, Dorothea Lange, Eugene Atget, Alec Soth, Annie Leibovitz, Sally Mann, Richard Avedon, and Andreas Gursky.
Do you recognize these names? All of these photographers have helped improve my work.
NEWS!
NEWS!
Penn State College of Arts and Architecture Student Marshal
I graduated from Penn State with a Bachelor of Design in Professional Photography in December 2024 and was selected Student Marshall for the College of Arts and Architecture. As part of the process, I was interviewed by Penn State.
