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Equine
Photographs |
An exciting new portfolio of photographs currently being
shown at art shows and galleries. (36 images) |
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Nautical Series |
A portfolio
of Tall Ships and Schooners under sail, and nautical details. This
series includes both
sepia toned and color photographs. (43 images) |
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Maine Scenes and Landscapes |
The beauty of nature was my
inspiration for pursuing photography many years ago. This is a
collection of photographs from the State of Maine and
elsewhere.
(35 images) |
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Sepia Series |
This group of
sepia toned photographs are recent works from Paris, Provence
and Tuscany. (21 images) |
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Paris |
I have found no
place on earth as interesting as the streets of Paris. An
ongoing project is a photographic portrait of this magnificent
city. (24 images) |
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Architecture |
The juxtaposition of line,
form, texture and color has been a primary focus of my
photography since 1983. This collection from Europe, Mexico
and the United States are my personal favorites. (46 images) |
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People |
The human figure,
whether an informal portrait or part of a mural, has been a
recurring subject of interest in all the locations I have
photographed. (14 images) |
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Europe |
The beauty and
antiquity found in European
cultures has attracted photographers like a magnet. This is a
collection of my impressions from many trips over the years.
(21 images) |
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Wingspread |
Several yeas ago
I received a commission to photograph Wingspread, a well known
Frank Lloyd Wright design in Racine Wisconsin. |
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Bike Parts
+ Body Parts |
In the summer of 2003 Harley
Davidson held its 100th anniversary celebration in Milwaukee.
Follow this link to a site of my close-up photographs taken at
this event. |
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Old Cars |
No object has received
the intensive design focus as has the
automobile. In this series I explore the effects of weather
and aging on what were at one time highly formed and finished
surfaces. (12 images) |
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Guggenheim Museum |
In 1997 I had the opportunity
to visit the new Guggenheim museum in Bilbao, Spain. Designed
by American architect Frank Gehry, this is one of the most
significant buildings of the 20th century. (6 images) |
