I think of photography as a form of daily journal. It documents my evolving sense of sight and philosophy of life. Where light fondles forms to create abstract moments in the real world, my eye investigates. Where laughter freezes with amazement on the face of innocence, the intimation becomes my own. When bucolic settings speak quietly about the nature of life, I find myself. In each of these occasions the concept of art is expanded and experience becomes forever joined to an image created by light and a camera.