Below are some collections of my favorite images, sorted by subject or location. The archive is fully searchable, simply enter what you're looking for in the above search box. If you have a specific request that you are not able to find on the site, please contact me directly and I would be happy to help you with your search. Enjoy.
Abstract images from many of my travels. Whether it's relfections in a mountain pond, or a stand of birch, these images are about form, line, and color. Abstraction begins when the name for an object fades, and the aesthetic qualities take over.
Much of my photography during the last couple years has focused on bodies of water. From the shores of Acadia National Park in Maine to the Buffalo National River in northern Arkansas, and the lakes of Voyageurs National Park in Minnesota, these diverse waters provide unique experiences, and unique challenges for me as a photographer. Water is one of the fundamental and most basic resources for living organisms, and it always surprises me how many different ways it can be photographed.
Located in the north woods of Minnesota, Voyageurs National Park was a great location to spend a month as an Artist-In-Residence during the fall of 2006. It was amazing to return during the winter of 2007 to experience the transformation of these open waters to a frozen wonderland. These are images from the trip, spanning the enormous lakes that make up Minnesota's only National Park on the U.S. Canada border.