I come from a family fascinated by cameras and images. I first started following her sister around Yosemite Valley as a toddler, begging to hold the camera, and to press the shutter just once like a grown-up. I learned the basics of composition and color from those trips.

No light chasing at odd hours. I take ‘em where I ind ‘em. I practices what I call “Kinetic Photography”, lots of pictures snapped out the passenger-side window of the moving car as my husband drives. Even my friends have learned to remain patient as I trail behind snapping up the world around me I consider myself to be mostly a landscape photographer, but as my pages show, I will take photographs of anything that catches my eye.

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I am a graduate of CSU Stanislaus and the Middlebury Institute of International Studies, Monterey. I completed formal study in darkroom photography at the Monterey Peninsula Junior College where I trained with fine art photographer, Patrick Jablonski in the tradition of the West Coast School, pioneered by Ansel Adams.