My work as an artist has evolved along with me in this life. I’ve had a camera in my hand since I was 16 years old, back in the ’70s.

Over the years, however, I’ve experimented with films, papers, processes, special effects, genres, styles, and subjects. I’ve seen a lot, lived a lot. I’ve watched life pass by—the good and the bad.

Additionally, my urban fine art photography explores reflections, texture, structure, and layered environments that reveal emotional narratives within everyday spaces. Furthermore, I enjoy every aspect of photography, including shooting, developing, and digitally processing images. Meanwhile, I still get excited when I discover an interesting scene with compelling lines, color, texture, and light—whether artificial or from nature. Consequently, I enjoy collecting these images and discovering how they work together to create something new.

Furthermore, it’s not just about the shiny thing, but about how these things relate to humans—our lives. How the bursts of light or the sway of the trees symbolize expressions of our experiences, our day-to-day lives. And how these moments evoke emotion as both reflection and state of being.

Additionally, I believe in collaboration with other artists and creatives, and in the energy and momentum that unfolds from that. Life is a wonder, opening doors to magical places.

Finally, this is me. This is where I am.