A fascination with form dominates my work, specifically the evolution of form resulting from the interaction of natural and human forces with the landscape. I believe we can coexist alongside nature if we learn to value it. The problems we have created are solvable but it will take leadership, the will to change and the willingness to do so. Education and appreciation are an integral part of this transformation.

Since 1991 I have been an assignment photographer/videographer for The Nature Conservancy covering California and areas of Hawaii. Over the past twenty years I have made repeat visits to many locations and have observed and photographed changes brought about by increased human activities and climate change.

I currently use reconnaissance image processing technology to interpret my terrestrial and high altitude aerial photographs as large prints on canvas and watercolor paper. I personally produce each print, in my studio, using the best archival materials and techniques. Trained as a painter and photographer before becoming involved with new media, I received the first graduate degree in experimental video awarded by the Rhode Island School of Design in 1975.