In Going Home I seek to share my grounding spaces and emotion that they evoke via my explorations throughout my home range. These peaks are familiar to me; they are anchors in my experiences. This does not mean that they are static. Edward Weston is iconic for his photographs of Sierra geology, Ansel Adams for his expression of the transient impact of weather, light and shadow on these landscapes, Galen Rowell for communicating the radiance of natural color and emotion, far from home. I seek to travel among these icons, to connect the viewer in time and feeling. My images are composites of the seeming permanence of the landscape, the shifting truth of weather and the perspective of the observer. Perspective is everything in photography. I am the observer: among giants, reliant on the features of the landscape, pursuing instinct or desire, creating images to reveal and share my intention.

Captures of the moments when the permanent and the fleeting combine in a mountain setting. These images are a compilation of my favorite landscapes, largely from the North American West.

People interact with the wilderness around them in a myriad of ways. Skiing, hiking, being; these images range from portraits to action shots extreme athletes doing what they do best to expressions of our existence in wild and interesting places.

Wild animals in their natural habitats.

Backyard Best is a selection of my favorite images from the Truckee-Tahoe area. Here-in you might find landscapes, lifestyle shots and pictures of local athletes doing their thing. This is a rotating gallery, if you like it, dig deeper into the website, especially the Truckee-Tahoe collection.