By Way of Introduction...

Once a professor of English at a Central Florida college and an avid outside-the-box thinker, I was taken quite by surprise by a growing love of photography - the next step in my creative journey.  And, for those of us who are more comfortable behind the camera than in front of it, and for whom the world holds such beauty if only viewed from a different perspective, the taking of photographs became, for me, a way of journaling  life and the world that surrounds it.  My work, then, will become my legacy; what I leave behind for my children and grandchildren.  My way of communicating to them who I am at my very core and how I have viewed the world.
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As for my “style”, I am eclectic, my work spanning a broad range of moods, intensities, and technical aspects, preferring color saturation to black and white.  The mood of my work can best be described as “earthy” and “impressionistic”.  Taking a cue from the Old Masters of both Impressionism and post-Impressionism, I strive to lift the gray veil that covers our eyes and provide a brief glimpse beyond, a view of how rich life is meant to be.