The works of Ansel Adams and Eugene Atget have had the greatest influence on my artistic vision.  Not unlike Adams and Atget, I am drawn to subjects that reflect man’s legacy to his environment.

Portraying the familiar in an unfamiliar and timeless fashion is what makes my vision unique.  Many individuals after seeing my photographs for the first time exclaim, “I’ve seen that before, but never quite like that!”  My

My photographs are included in some of the most prestigious public, private and corporate collections in the United States and abroad.  In addition, my photographs are held in the permanent collections of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, National Gallery of Art and the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of American History to name a few.

My photographs have been featured in HBO’s political mini series, “K Street,” Warner Brothers feature film “The Pelican Brief” with Denzel Washington and Columbia Pictures’ 2010/2011 release of “How Do You Know,” with Paul Rudd, Reese Witherspoon and Jack Nicholson.

My photography integrates traditional/analog photographic processes with some of today’s most advanced digital imaging technologies ... all to exacting museum standards and archivability.

To ensure their greatest value, collectability and uniqueness, all of my photographs are printed in limited editions of 50 or less.

Gift Idea: Consider one of my unique images as a gift for that special person … there are many ways of showing your appreciation, but few as special as a beautiful work of art.

Price Ranges: Under $200.00 to $5500.00. Prints are available in sizes from 8" x 10" to 72" panoramas and large wall-sized murals.