Patience is a virtue when creating artistic photographs . Waiting for the light to be just right results in extraordinary images.
This was created in camera w/o any manipulation in Photoshop.

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My foundation in photography was built at the Brooks Institute, an institution then celebrated as the world's leading photography school. There, I committed to the principles of uncompromising technical excellence and creative innovation. This commitment has fueled a successful 40+ year journey as a professional location and studio photographer, serving commercial clients** nationwide. My work has achieved international exposure through hundreds of brochures and features in esteemed print media such as Wine Spectator, The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Dwell, and Robb Report.

The technology of photography has been transformed by the new generation of Nikon's professional digital cameras and lenses, coupled with the revolutionary Sony/Nikon hybrid sensor. Advances in high dynamic range imaging have expanded what’s possible, making imagination the only true limit to our creative expression

** Commercial Client List:‍ ‍
Chalk Hill Winery, Cakebread Winery, Cliff Lede Winery / Poetry Resort, Alexander Valley Vineyards, Robert Young Winery, Ford Motors Co, General Motors, Stellantis / Chrysler, the Lear Corporation, the NY Port Authority, US Air, Formica, Delta Faucets, FTD, Walker Zanger Tile, Ann Sacks Tile, Kohler, Sub Zero, Wolf, Anderson Windows, Pella Windows, Marvin Windows, and kitchen cabinet companies including Wood Mode, Fieldstone, Art Craft, and SieMatic. Architectural firms which are too numerous to mention and CM firms such as The LedCorp Group, Tutor Perini, and Kiewit Corporation.

“Thinking should be done before and after, not during photographing.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson

“You can always tell the best place to take a photograph because they are marked by
”No Parking signs”. Ansel Adam
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I put a lot of care into planning and creating very high‑quality work.

I work hard to adapt as situations change.

I make a point of never taking myself too seriously.

All of this adds up to having great fun with the art I love.

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