New! The term "photography" literally means writing with light. I seek out the most dramatic lighting possible for some subjects and for other subjects I prefer softer, more even lighting. What you see as you view my images is a window on a certain moment in time. Some subjects are nearly eternal changing almost imperceptibly over time, like the Grand Tetons. Other subjects are more fleeting. Wildflowers come and go quickly. Aspens loose their leaves in the Fall. Floods can change the course of a river and so on. But one thing that changes even more quickly is the moment. The quality and direction of light can change instantaneously over the course of each and every day. Clouds drift across the sky, sometimes letting the light shine through, sometimes glowing with the colors of a sunrise or sunset. For me, as a photographer, it is the right combination of subject, moment, and technical skill that makes a sucessful photograph. My greatest task is to decide how to arrange the elements in the photograph, what to include and what to exclude. These are a few examples of my work I would like to share with you.