Introduction

Although I have only been serious about photography a few years, it's fast become a passion that has consumed my life. Capturing a brief moment and revealing the beauty of the world around us to others is a gift.  It's something I never would have found without another love, traveling. Several years ago, I traveled abroad for the first time, and friends and family so enjoyed my snapshots that I started working harder to develop both my eyes for seeing the world as well as the nitty gritty details of using a camera to capture them.

And it grew from there. You'll find in my portfolio that travel is still a major part of my work, but I have continued to reach out into other genres, be they street scenes from here in the USA, architecture, or a lonesome rural dirt road. Always, striving to reveal the beauty around us frame by frame.  

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Featured Prints

London Calling

This print is a digital photo taken near the Embankment Tube Station in London. The color was digitally removed from the surroundings to emphasize the iconic British phone box. This is the artist's most popular print.

Roma Colosseum Antiqua

A digitally exaggerated view of the Colosseum, one of Rome's most famous landmarks. In this print, the warm sunlight is evident, and the embellished golds and blues remind one of the golden age of Ancient Roman Civilization that created this relic. This print is the artist's personal favorite.

Golden Valleys

This print illustrates the modern metropolis. The city lights of Chicago are laid out beneath and fading into the margins of Lake Michigan. Up close, large buildings seem to resolve out of the mass of light.

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