Involved in photography all my life—starting out as a model for my father, a terrific photographer in his own right. Got my first Brownie Box Camera as a child, and have never looked back. Got serious when I inherited my father’s Kodak 35mm viewfinder camera, then moved on to Single Lens Reflex cameras. Finally joined the digital revolution in the fall of 2006. Most of my work is done with a Nikon D80 digital SLR fitted with various Sigma lenses.
I enjoy landscape photography, as well as portraits of birds and flowers. Am working up to photographing people.
I hope you enjoy my work.
Here are a few of my favorites, shown as canvas prints:
Pacific Sunset
Lake McDonald
Indian Paintbrush HDR
Homage to O’Keeffe
Sanderlings in surf (This hangs framed above my own desk)
Thank you for visiting my site.
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