Images with Impact at Reasonable Rates

My first camera was a little Kodak Instamatic – the kind with cube flashes that
put remarkable spots before your eyes and made your friends and family openly
curse you. There were many over worked little cameras during the course of my childhood. When I turned 21, I bought my first 35mm, manual SLR. I walked out
of the camera shop light headed with joy and with an iron-clad addiction.

I attended University of Hartford Art School and graduated from Temple University. I've made pottery, carved clay, painted and sketched. I became very busy with the pragmatic side of work and family - but even when all other creative pursuits were put on the back burner, photography remained ever present.

Photography is an amazing medium. It can create a precise record or an interesting distortion. It can be powerful and moving. Like most visual art forms, it brings to the foreground something worthy that might have been overlooked or undervalued. Photography keeps me looking for what might be interesting or beautiful. This perspective carries over into to my commercial work.

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