As a small child I was blessed in many ways and one of those was with parents who enjoyed traveling all around the United States. Every year we’d pack up the old station wagon and take vacations to the various State and National Parks, and of course lot's of theme parks. By the age of seven I’d begun documenting all the family vacations with my trusty Kodak 8mm movie camera. Like it or not I soon became the "Official Family Photographer".

Times have changed since the 60's. The movie camera now rests in my collection of antique cameras. The family vacations have been replaced with a profession that allows me the freedom to travel the world. Photographing all the famous places and interesting people I meet along the way. I do however remain the official family photographer.

As a professional photographer for more than twenty five years, I feel privileged to have visited every state in the union except one (Alaska) and more than 25 countries on four continents. My images have graced the pages of national and international publications as well as hundreds of magazines, books, calendars, greeting cards, posters, and billboards.

National Geographic, US News & World Report, Time Magazine, Audubon Magazine, Outdoor Photographer, Maker's Mark Corporation, and the National Parks Association have all used my images. My work is also represented worldwide by over 20 Stock Photography Agencies.

Often asked what my "specialty" is, the only answer has always been the same, “My specialty has always been that I don't specialize”. Whether its lifestyles, travel, nature, studio, or still life’s I shoot the images you see everyday: in books, magazines, calendars, billboards, web sites and store windows.

Everyday people in everyday situations.