When I was eight years old, my father won a cheap fixed-lens SLR camera at a company Christmas party. Through some machination that I do not remember, it was determined that I should receive the camera. I mainly began with landscapes, cityscapes and slice-of-life scenes.

My mother had an issue of Playboy which featured a centerfold that had been photographed by a close friend of hers. I'd seen it at one point in my youth, but when I rediscovered it in her bureau I knew what I wanted to focus on - art, beauty, people.

My inspiration is drawn from Jerry Ulesmann, Richard Avedon, Bunny Yeager, and the Rococo sculptor Bernini.

I worked as a session/advertising/school photographer in the nineties. Sadly, my storage was burglarized and my equipment and portfolio to that point was stolen. I've done a little work since then, and am no looking to actively build my portfolio.

I'm hoping to connect with other people in the industry, to work with models and learn from photographers.

Please contact me through this site for now.

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