My love for photography began in the 1960s. My first camera was a second hand Kodak Brownie Hawkeye, which had originally belonged to my mother. And from there I moved up to my first 35mm, a second hand Argus C3, which originally belonged to my father. He had purchased it while he was in the Army in 1955.

And then I mowed lawns all one summer to save up enough to buy a Sears TLS SLR camera. In High School I was a photographer for the school newspaper and found myself spending many hours in the darkroom. The assignment kept me busy for a couple of years.

Fast forward to today. Analog cameras are no longer part of my work flow. Instead you will find me using the latest Nikon digital cameras and lenses.

I also offer photo printing services. I have an Epson Surecolor P800 artisan printer which exceeds the print quality of many print services. And I can print on many non-traditional photo papers such as watercolor painting papers.