I am an Atlanta, GA based fine art photographer. My work focuses on an abstract interpretation of people, places and things. It has evolved over a period of 40+ years and covers three stages of development; Early (mid 70s – late 80s), Intermediate (early 90s – 2016) and late (2017 – present).

The Galleries presented in my website cover a wide range of subject matter. I typically gain insight and inspiration from a range of ideas which culminate into visually coherent themes. Each Gallery provides a brief summation of my motivation for its creation (i.e., why, how, when and where the images were created). I am partial to vivid color particularly when such color is heavily contrasted against other elements within the scene. Also, the use of high contrast, odd scales and angular view perspectives lend an abstract quality to my work.

Significantly, all images presented in my Galleries are film based. I have used color reversal film for decades primarily for its inherent tonal range, color saturation, contrast and grain structure. Specifically, Fuji Film Provia and Velvia have met those requirements. Ilford’s Delta 100 remains my go to film for B&W. Working in film provides an enormously creative tactile experience. Specifically, it allows me to exercise my years of photographic knowledge, skill and experience that working in digital just doesn’t provide.

Body of work? In many ways I’m still searching. However, the journey continues in the sense that I am forever seeking something that I’ve not seen before. It is my way of continuing to work with intention and producing work that is both unique and hopefully inspirational to others.