I am not a professional photographer, but my journey with photography began in the late 1970s, igniting a passion that has only grown over the decades. My early days were spent experimenting with film, carefully composing each shot and eagerly awaiting the moment I could see my developed prints. As technology evolved, so did my approach, and I gradually embraced the digital era, finding new freedom and creative possibilities with each advancement.

Today, my camera leads me primarily to landscapes and architecture, where I find endless inspiration in the interplay of light, texture, and form. The unspoiled beauty of the natural world and the elegant simplicity of architectural lines both speak to me deeply, fueling my desire to capture moments that evoke a sense of wonder and tranquility. I enjoy setting small creative challenges for myself, using each project as an opportunity to push boundaries and refine my compositions. Often, I lose myself for hours, exploring forgotten corners or observing familiar places from fresh angles, searching for that unique story each scene offers.

After a rewarding 31-year career as a prosecutor, I am now retired, though I occasionally lend my expertise to select cases. Photography, however, remains my enduring passion—a pursuit that continually renews my appreciation for the world around me. Every image I create is a reflection of my curiosity and respect for nature’s artistry.

I genuinely value your feedback, as it encourages me to grow and deepens my dedication to this craft. Thank you for visiting my page; I hope my photographs offer you as much joy and inspiration as I have found in creating them.