Photographer, Husband, Father, Welder, Artist. My passion for photography started when I was very young, while standing next to my father in the darkroom. I felt a sense of wonder while watching his images magically appear in the developing tray. That is what I feel, even today, whenever I take the time to really see what surrounds me.

I am inspired to share this sense of wonder with the viewers of my work when I see how light can bring out the detail, richness, and depth of everyday objects.

Years of experimenting with the special technique of light painting* has given me the ability to show subjects in a "different light", so that others can see them in a new way.

I'm drawn to things that are rich in texture and surface quality, often turning to objects found in nature. I find that in combining these natural objects with man-made elements, I can further reveal their innate beauty and detail through juxtaposition.

The negative effects of time have often been addressed by artists and writers. However, I'm convinced that beauty isn't necessarily diminished when something is "past its prime". In fact, I feel that time can impart a certain beauty in depth and texture that was not there before.

* Light painting requires working in a completely dark studio, opening the camera for an extended period of time, and "painting" the light onto the subject. This reveals greater shape, texture and color.

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