I came to this site, looking for a way to show some of my work to people who were distant from me geographically. It seemed easier than sending a disc. I would like to suggest to the visitor that he examine my work by way of the sets, for that was the way that I intended to exhibit my work, and not so much as a stream of work, on line. I think it is easier to understand my personal approach when viewing the sets.

At first, Flickr provided an ideal platform for sharing my photography, and getting to know what others were doing. But after a while, I felt that I also needed a blog to integrate my photography with a written message. I started at one place, tried another, and now publish a blog where I post at least once a week. You can find me here:

thehumanpicture.wordpress.com/

I used to develop and print my photography by myself, in color and black and white, till some years ago, when I realized that I could do what I wanted on the computer. So the printing process, included for me, long hours in complete darkness, which facilitated a meditation that was a balance for the intensity of working with light and images. I liked working with medium and large format cameras, but now that I've gone digital, I find great pleasure in a little camera, and usually have one in my pocket.