The gallery

Photographed backlit, the way each piece is meant to be seen. A panel that only looks right in a photograph has not been tested honestly.

  • A tall narrow stained glass chapel window glowing in deep blue and gold

    Chapel lancet, east wall

    A narrow lancet window for a small chapel, deep blues and gold carrying the morning light down the aisle.

  • A fan-patterned stained glass transom above a wooden front door

    Entry transom, private residence

    A shallow transom above a front door, a simple fan pattern chosen so it reads clearly from the street at dusk.

  • A freestanding stained glass art panel in shifting greens and sea-glass tones

    Freestanding art panel, "Low Tide"

    A commissioned panel for a private collector, greens and sea-glass tones layered to shift with the hour.

  • A pair of narrow stained glass sidelight panels with an amber botanical motif

    Sidelight pair, garden door

    Two matching sidelights flanking a garden door, a restrained botanical motif in amber and clear textured glass.

  • A restored parish window with original antique glass reset in fresh lead came

    Restoration, 1911 parish window

    A cracked and buckling parish window re-leaded pane by pane, original glass kept wherever it could be saved.

  • Close-up macro shot of colored glass being scored on a cutting bench

    Cutting bench detail, work in progress

    A macro view of glass being scored and broken on the bench, part of the same discipline the finished panels rely on.

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