Over the years he has used many of the tools available to photographers: from 35 mm

to large format; from color to black and white; from light table to darkroom.  The versatility

with which digital technology has allowed previously complex steps to be accomplished with

relative ease has lead to his transition to this modern way of creating images and prints.

Although many of his images were originally created on film all current output is done

using  the latest archival inkjet technology. 

A resident of Utah for nearly 40 years he has been enamored with the landscape of

the desert Southwest.  Although most of his images come from this genre he don’t feel

limited by any particular subject or style.  You will find close-ups and grand landscapes,

panoramas and miniatures, flowers and rocks, urban scenery and wilderness, black & white

and color.

He expresses his feelings about what he is doing in this statement;

“ I would simply like to say that I enjoy taking pictures and sharing them with others.  My

goal for an image is that it convey to the viewer some sense of the feeling that lead me to

create it in the first place.” His work is a sincere  representation of what he saw and

experienced.