- Bio -
I work very hard to take what I do seriously
I work very hard to not take myself too seriously.

I attended the Brooks Institute, which was widely regarded at the time as the best photography school in the world. It was there that I learned to uphold technical excellence and creativity as the only acceptable standards in my work. Over the past 30+ years, I have built a successful career as a professional location and studio photographer, working on commercial projects across the nation. My work has been published internationally in hundreds of brochures and featured in prominent print publications such as Wine Spectator, The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Dwell, and Robb Report.

The advent of Nikon’s new generation of digital cameras and lenses, combined with the groundbreaking Sony/Nikon hybrid sensor, has revolutionized the field of photography. These advancements enable the creation of stunning high dynamic range images, pushing theboundaries of the art form. Today, the only true limitation is our imagination.

** 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.

“You don’t take a photograph, you make it.” Ansel Adams

“You can always tell the best place to take a photograph because they are marked by
”No Parking signs”. Ansel Adams