Is it better in Black and White or Color?

 SHOWS AND EXHIBIT

  • Artists of the Superstitions Spring Fling - March 2025

  • Artists of the Superstitions Fall Studio Tour - November 2024

  • Sunbird Artists 30th Annual Affair - February 2024

  • Ocotillo Artists Meet & Greet - October 2023

  • Ocotillo Holiday Art Fair - December 2023

  • Ocotillo Art & Fine Craft Show - April 2023

  • San Tan Artists Guild - Holiday Art Market - December 2022

  • San Tan Artists Guild - Art In The Grove - March 2022

  • San Tan Artists Guild - Holiday Show - November 2021

  • Woodbury Public Library - AAW Members Juried Exhibit - Septmeber 2020

  • Colors Of Humanity Art Gallery - Black and White -July 2020

  • Northwest CT Arts Council - “Resiliency” - May 2020

  • Gallery 25 - Exposures 2020 - March 2020

  • Woodbury Public Library - AAW Members Showcase - December 2019

  • Lime Rock Park - IMSA, SCCA, TRANS-AM, BUSCH NORTH, HISTORIC RACES 1987 - 2019

  • Studio Holtquist - "JOY" Holiday Show & Sale - December 2017

  • AAW Arts Festival - June 2017

  • Community Theater Of Woodbury - Featured Artist - May 2016

  • Gunn Museum - Black & White Competition August - Sept 2016

  • Studio Holtquist - LIight: 2 Media 2 Guys - May 2015

My journey in photography began in my teens, driven by a fascination and a stack of books on technique and legendary image-makers. That self-guided education laid the foundation for how I see and capture my surroundings.

Unlike common practice, I don’t subscribe to a single style of post-production. All subjects, whether it’s the energy of a Native American hoop dancer, the silence of an abandoned highway or the spirit of the wild horse, each call for its own visual treatment.

WORDS OF THANKS AND ENCOURAGEMENT

“It is a gift to capture beauty in a way to share with others” Pastor Tuesday Rupp.

"Your beautiful photographs were right on point for the themes in the show and in keeping with our goal to provide a broader arts experience for our theater audiences" Dan Denver, Community Theater of Woodbury.

Most Supportive Collector - Lori Cook

 

 Active memberships:

Ocotillo Artists Group

Artists of the Superstitions