Sharing Stories
Photography as Communication
Sharing Stories
Through my prints, I invite you to bring bits of my stories into your life and home. New prints are released regularly, so check back often.
My Background
Photography as Communication
Sharing Stories
Every experience for me begins with images. I’ve spent most of my life behind camera lenses; my eyes are still the first to search and question. If a subject makes me grab a camera, those lenses, I’m all in. I was a working-class kid from Milwaukee when wanderlust led me to San Francisco. During the mid-70s, I studied photography there
Every experience for me begins with images. I’ve spent most of my life behind camera lenses; my eyes are still the first to search and question. If a subject makes me grab a camera, those lenses, I’m all in. I was a working-class kid from Milwaukee when wanderlust led me to San Francisco. During the mid-70s, I studied photography there during four years of college. After a move to the Twin Cities in 1980, I began working on film and video projects, making it my profession by 1986. After a full, hard-working couple of decades I turned to writing. But, through it all, my camera remained a companion. Still is. And it has followed me to Mexico as well..
Photography as Communication
Photography as Communication
Photography as Communication
Buildings, structures, and facsimiles of people intrigue me. I like to shoot anything historic – old clocks, mailboxes, mannequins, and antiques. I witness whatever the subject requires, reveals, or resonates. My body of work is diverse: portraits, editorial, nature, events, and especially images driven by location. I’m most interested
Buildings, structures, and facsimiles of people intrigue me. I like to shoot anything historic – old clocks, mailboxes, mannequins, and antiques. I witness whatever the subject requires, reveals, or resonates. My body of work is diverse: portraits, editorial, nature, events, and especially images driven by location. I’m most interested in geography, architecture, black & white interior details, and travel photography. Yes, clouds!
Exhibiting
Photography as Communication
Photography as Communication
Part of the whole process of being a photographer for me is presenting the work to an audience. I need and want responses of all kinds in order to both share my vision and learn from feedback. No matter what, I make time to get my photography into the public sector. I realize how important it is to create images that will educate, tell stories, and evoke
emotional responses.