I hope you enjoy our introductory video, and please continue scrolling to see everything else.

I hope you enjoy our introductory video, and please continue scrolling to see everything else or view the galleries.

What Is Vision?

Everything we see is first received by the eye upside-down. Our brain then flips it. We can detect a single photon of light in darkness. And each eye has a blind spot—filled in automatically by the brain.


Still, what we truly perceive goes far beyond that:

Lines. Colors. Shadows. Contrast.

Day and night. Shape and scale.

Letters. Numbers. Flow. Balance. Chaos.


We each process all this in our own way. Is it any wonder we see the world so differently?

Through the Artist’s Eye

It’s the artist’s eye that invites us to see the world in ways we might never have imagined—or transports us to places we’ve never been. It can move us, inspire us, and offer understanding or perspective we didn’t know we needed.

A Visual Journal from a Lifetime Behind the Lens

This body of work is a visual diary—a collection of moments in time, space, and place—gathered across decades of life behind the camera. Some scenes unfold with a conceptual edge, but most were found as they were, offered up by the world and captured in black & white or color.

While I wouldn’t call it a sixth sense, there are times it feels like a gift: the ability to see the world in a certain way, and to share that vision with you.

What I Hope You’ll See

My goal is simple: to offer you a new way of seeing.

To invite you to pause.

To notice the nuance of shadow and light.

To explore textures, forms, juxtapositions—those quiet details that often go overlooked in the rush of daily life.

Photography as a Bridge

My career has taken me across the globe—from vast landscapes and architectural marvels to intimate corners and fleeting street moments. In sharing what I’ve seen, I hope to deepen appreciation for the richness of our planet and the quiet poetry in its details.

If my images help you notice something you might’ve missed—or see the world in a new way—then I’ve done what I set out to do.

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“Black and white are the colors of photography.” — Robert Frank

Black and white images hold a special place in my heart. They’re where my photographic journey began. You can read the full story on my About the Artist page, but even though the majority of my commercial work over the last 45+ years has been in color, black and white continues to resonate deeply with me.

A Darkroom Foundation, a Digital Future

I was schooled in traditional darkroom techniques starting at the age of 13. That early experience shaped how I see—and how I print—even today. While I now work in a digital environment, I bring that same sensibility to each black and white image I create.

True to the Craft with Modern Materials

The black and white limited editions offered here are made using modern Baryta papers, which are virtually indistinguishable from traditional darkroom prints. In fact, they are even more archival. Unlike the old days, the dodging and burning now happens once—digitally—and is applied uniformly to every print, ensuring consistency across the edition.

The control that digital processing allows has opened creative possibilities I couldn’t achieve with film. These prints are more dynamic, more nuanced, and still deeply faithful to the classic process.

Presented with Purpose and Simplicity

All black and white prints are offered on rich, museum-quality Baryta paper, with a clean white border. They can be mounted on foam core or Dibond, with or without that border, based on your preference. But no other finishing options are offered—because I want each piece to honor the timeless tradition of black and white photography.

Limited Editions, Noted Per Image

Each image is offered in a Limited Edition, with the specific edition size noted on its individual page. This ensures the work remains exclusive, collectible, and true to the spirit of fine art photography.

“The goal of any artist is to show you something you might otherwise not have seen…” — Unknown 

Seeing in Color

Color is how most of us experience the world—and the truth is, we each see it a little differently. Whether it’s due to the uniqueness of our color receptors or the subconscious biases we bring to what we observe, color perception is deeply personal.

A Career Captured in Color

Although I began my photographic journey in black and white—and that work takes center stage here—the vast majority of my commercial photography over the past four decades has been captured and delivered in color. It’s a language I know well.

When Color Becomes the Subject

Sometimes, color is the subject itself—vivid, commanding, and impossible to ignore. Other times, it plays a supporting role, working subtly within a composition to evoke mood or memory. However it shows up, color has the power to shape our emotional response to an image.

A Broad Range of Subjects, A Singular Vision

You’ll find a wide variety of subjects in the color galleries. As I mention in my Artist’s Statement, my goal is to foster a deeper appreciation of the beauty and diversity of our planet—and sometimes, color is the most powerful way to do that.

Color Print Options

Unlike my black and white offerings, color prints are available in two finishes:

  • Traditional Color Prints on archival Baryta paper

  • UltraHD Prints using Fuji Crystal Professional Archive Maxima paper

For details, please visit the About Our Prints page.

Thank You for Exploring

I invite you to spend time in the color galleries and take in the images that have moved me to capture them. Thanks for looking—I’m glad you’re here.

About Our Prints

My goal is to always give you the highest quality print possible, whether you are selecting a black and white image, or one from the color galleries. To that end I have decided to present you with just a few simple choices.

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