Landscape, Nature, and Western Lifestyle Photography
Misson
He’s on a mission?
Yeah, a mission.
And what is that mission?
Well in the case of photographic efforts, to follow the lead of so many great example and chase the light — the wild, wild light. To capture it, befriend it, and store it in a bottle. But its a feral horse, free, all energy, and mobile, racing along at 186,282 miles per second.
"Light makes photography. Embrace light. Admire it. Love it. But above all, know light. Know it for all you are worth, and you will know the key to photography." — George Eastman, Founder of Eastman Kodak
So it’s a process, and the heart of the mission is to earn and learn and refine. It's been said that a picture is worth ten thousand words. It's true. It may also be true that nothing’s perfect, but that’s no excuse not to give it the best fight we can.
Objective
Still, what’s the point of storing the light in a digital bottle other than to finally let it out, to publish it? The objective then is to make some of all this effort available to others. So, to that end I offer fine art prints for collectors and decorators, and digital stock images for designers, art directors, commercial advertisers, book publishers, websites, and more.
Yet it’s a digital age, and without a doubt, the world of modern digital photography is extremely competitive. In the center of the maelstrom, I try to offer unique high quality digital images from my own perspective. As every photographer is different, and every moment is unique, my collection is necessarily unlike any other. I sincerely hope that there is something specific in my libraries that you are unable to find anywhere else. See if there’s not something here for you.
