Galleries

People ask why black and white (B&W) photography or what's special about it. I answer...color is beautiful but distracting. We see more with BW. Look closely at this series of images taken in the American West, and you notice the subtle shading. BW also can set a different mood…think of the film noir era vs technicolor…B&W can be moody, sinister or just beautiful depending on your state of mind.

The West is more than the childrens' old game of "Cowboys and Indians" or the OK Correl...rather, it's the unbelievable National and State Parks; PowWows and the vibrant Native American cultures; and the diversity of wildlife.

See the USA in your .....! Images from across a country with great diversity of population, geography, and sights.

PowWow pictures ...paying homage to my friends the Crow, Lakota, Cheyenne and others over the years. Aho'

India - This land is ancient and called a land of mystery. The traveler to India will find mysticism, great mythologies, varied cultures and religions, and maybe a miracle or two.

Images from around the world. The bucket list describes places to go and things to do before a person "kicks the bucket." Hopefully, the images will stimulate a desire in you to see the wonderful world in which we live.

Street photography and photos of people doing the things they love to do...looking out a window, ballet, sports or mugging for the camera.

Images of our furry and not so furry friends of he wild.

Sometimes you just have to experiment. Photo painting is a way to transform good photos into a great poster, watercolor, or postcard with a little effort.

A collection of archtectural inages highliighting the structures lines and curves. Although structures tend to be just lines, curves are used to soften the final design.

You will be surprised what you can find within 50-200 yards of the road. I consider myself a roadside photographer as most of my images are taken within a short walking distance of the road and car. When you travel with family your opportunities are limited by time and distance. However, with a little pre-planning, the amateur and advanced amateur photographer can achieve great results. These images demonstrate good pictures can be taken within 50-200 yards of your car. You do not have to take primitive trails into the backcountry. It is then up to you photographer to bring the images alive in the digital darkroom. The final image is how your brain interprets the scene.