Photography has been an important part of my life since I was very young, when I used a 110 Kodak Pocket Instamatic.  In Junior High School I built and experimented with a pinhole camera.  By High School, I converted a storage closet in my parents’ basement into a darkroom to develop photos.  For the next 25 years, I shot with series of traditional film SLR cameras.  I approached the digital age of photography with some initial skepticism, but now I see and love the many opportunities for creativity which were not possible in the past.

While I focus primarily on landscapes and nature, my camera and I are enticed by the wonderful contrasts that surround us: from the history and strength of iconic New York City skyscrapers, to the delicate beauty of a morning dewdrop or a graceful, old tree. My "home turf" of Bucks County Pennsylvania is rich in natural beauty as well as history, and this is reflected in many of my images. My diverse interests are easy to see in my artwork: nature, rustic scenery, travel, sports, wildlife, architecture, and urban landscapes.

I graduated from Franklin and Marshall College, where I was the president of the Student Arts Council. I went on to earn my Ph.D. in clinical psychology at Fairleigh Dickinson University, and I presently have a psychology practice in Lawrenceville, NJ. I am lucky to have a wonderful wife and two marvelous sons.

Over the past nine years, I have exhibited my photographs in many juried fine art shows, but I primarily sell my photographs through my online ETSY shop. My photographs are now in hundreds of homes, offices and medical clinics in addition to being used for commercial use. Now my shop is nine years old, and I have shipped my prints all over the world.