Although Steven has lived most of his life in Manhattan, it was extensive travels around the country during the mid 1970s that fired his interest in both black and white and color photography as a way to express his deep, abiding love for the natural world. Since then, he has worked in the graphic arts for 30 years. He started with a 35 MM camera with Kodachrome 25 ASA film, but now has embraced the newer technology of digital photography. He produces all his giclee prints using archival inks.

Steven’s work may be viewed at many of the juried art shows in the metropolitan New York area and at the Katahdin Photo Gallery in Bar Harbor from May through October. “There is a beauty and a wonder in the fog and mist of this rocky coast,” he says, a beauty and wonder he shares with others through the medium of photographic art.

As a freelance photographer, Steven is also available for professional assignments.