His interest in photography began in childhood with a box camera and a desire to capture the complex world around him. With degrees in natural science, William’s academic training is reflected in his photographic work – attention to subtle details, unusual textures and structures, and the interactions of components of an image to create a story. In portraiture photography, William is moved by how people reveal themselves in unique and unusual ways. His work is informed by study with the faculty of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Harvey Stein (International Center of Photography), and the Photographic Atelier of the Griffin Museum of Photography.