I started my photography around the same time digital photography was in its infancy, with a 3MP Fuji digital point & shoot camera. I still remember the excitement I experienced with my first macro when viewed large on the screen. It opened my eyes to the natural world, and I've never been the same.

Learning the necessary skills from the internet, photo sharing sites, and daily shooting, my art and appreciation of nature grew quickly. My wife and I live on 6 acres of Central Texas Hill Country in its natural state, and I do much of my photography right here on our land. We also live on the 'Central Flyway' a major migratory route for countless numbers of birds.

Published in Nature's Best Photography, Texas Parks & Wildlife, National Wildlife, Better Holmes & Gardens, and Birds & Blooms Magazine to name just a few. I regularly contribute images to the National Wildlife Federation for use in their publications (most recently two, two page spreads). I'm active at Nature Photographer's Network.com, and I support the Nature Conservancy's work around the globe.