I suppose early on I tended to exercise the right side of my brain more than the other, hence my rather poor school grades in math and science. Learning the old (pre-computer) ways of graphic arts sharpened my creative eye in ways only recently revealed. Such graphic arts activities steered my early career until I knew that what I really wanted to do was to make photographs. The realities of life dictated that I maintain my parallel career (read: day job) while pursuing my qu...
 

I suppose early on I tended to exercise the right side of my brain more than the other, hence my rather poor school grades in math and science. Learning the old (pre-computer) ways of graphic arts sharpened my creative eye in ways only recently revealed. Such graphic arts activities steered my early career until I knew that what I really wanted to do was to make photographs. The realities of life dictated that I maintain my parallel career (read: day job) while pursuing my quest to make photographs. Nowadays I find myself making more time for the creative artist within. I do derive a great deal of pleasure from sharing with others my visions of The American Landscape. I hope you enjoy looking at my photographs just half as much as I've enjoyed making them.