I love pictures. It started when I was a kid barrowing Dad’s Polaroid so I could see the results immediately to figure out what worked and what didn’t. Always encouraging my budding craft, he eventually bought me my own Polaroid. When I was a teenager I was a stringer for a small local paper…which was better than delivering them. And, in particular, I continued shooting those early jets.

As the resume says, I'm a seasoned creative, from audio engineering at Eastman School of Music to TV director/editor for clients in Baltimore, D.C., Nashville, Miami and Philadelphia.

How long have I been doing this? Look at the images of classic airliners and do the math. Those 747 images are my first widebody trips I shared with Dad in August, 1972! In many ways the airliner shots are my dedication to him.

Fort Lauderdale has been my home most of the past 40 years, the geography and pace a comfortable midpoint between manic Miami and placid West Palm. I’ve always preferred editorial and commercial images which capture the environment or flavor of a subject...a good reason I do considerable real estate photography as well.

Claim to Fame: ribbon cutter at Everett delivery ceremony for United's second 777-200 (N768UA) on June 2, 1995.

To all of you who've written and posted the nice comments, thank you! I love this stuff as much as you do.