Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center, Cartier; their Holiday displays are the first things that come to mind when thinking of Christmas in New York, but did you ever wonder who’s responsible for creating those fantastic designs?

I took on the assignment of shooting photographs for the 31st annual Ossining Village Fair, one of my favorite of all Westchester events. Once again, although there were cloudy skies, the weather held out (only one rain out in 31 years.) I spent most of the day eating and snapping pictures. Spot anyone you know?

Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture. Took a stroll, took the dog & took some pictures.

If you’re going to sniff a strangers ass, make sure your nose is warm.

On more than one occasion I have set out thinking that I was producing a story about an inspiring place only to find that the real story is not in the place, but in the people. Fred’s Pantry is built on a foundation of inspiring people.

Best of The Gold Coast winner “The Artie Tobia Band” live at the Palace Theatre in Danbury, CT.

The Westchester Arts Project was developed from the desire of host David Morrison to introduce Westchester to some of it’s local artistic talent.

A month ago my company, Dravot Carnehan Studios, was approached by my friend Steve to see if I would be interested in creating an online promotional video for his restaurant client. Steve and I came up with a plan that would allow us to create informative, visually pleasing video’s that could be produced within the confines of many of his clients presently tight marketing budgets.

BaseballArt.com features the work of dozens of artists creating baseball-themed artwork who deserve to be recognized. BaseballArt.com features these artists, as well as the galleries, museums and websites where their work can be found. BaseballArt.com also presents their fans with information and news related to baseball art, and looks to foster communication about baseball art from members of its community.

Produced for the Ossining Chamber of Commerce to showcase the 2009 Ossining Village Fair, “Ossining” stars the diverse community of the great town I call home.

For years The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester operated the Yorktown Teen Center. It provided a vital service to the community, giving the working parents of Yorktown a safe place to send their kids for the few hours between school dismissal and the time the parents got home from work. In early 2009, due to extreme budget cuts, The Boys & Girls Club was forced to close their satellite units in Yorktown and Tarrytown. Fortunately for Yorktown, Helena Rodriguez recognized that losing the Teen Center was not an option. Although her children are both of college age, and the closing of the Teen Center had no impact on her personally, Helena took on the challenge of keeping the Yorktown Teen Center open. It became her “mission”.