My photographs chronicle what I find visually and intellectually intriguing in the natural world. The common thread across my work is the effect created by the distortion of light, color, and shape created either by ripples in a spring, surface tension around a floating leaf, the convoluted fracturing of a cliff face, or the impurities in a 400-year-old pane of glass.
New Work from January - June 2025To purchase work you see on this website, if it has a “more info” beneath the caption it will send you to the Archway Gallery store. You can also go to “Art on Walls” to see what some of this work could look like on your walls.
What’s New - Fractured - October 5 - 31 Was a Great Success
Since the end of 2024…
My work has gone in several directions, inspired by weather events, travel, and once again my back yard. Houston experienced a rare four inches of snow in January which I have planned for since the late 80’s. This was followed by a trip to the San Xavier mission south of Tucson, and then a trip to Sicily.
In terms of non-standard photography, I think you’ll like my work with rondell glass from a visit to the Amerind Museum 60 milers east of Tucson, and then a set of views of a table-top sitting on my patio.
See “New Works” for more images.
Portfolios
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