In the summer of 1969 while working at a guest ranch in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, I met a photographer by the name of Neill Whitlock who introduced me to photography.

An interest because a passion and the passion quickly became an obsession.

Photography was magic to me. Here was a way to express myself, a way to stop time, to stretch time, to leave time behind or hold it forever.

With the press of a button, I could steal the best part of the day, captured in a fraction of a second.

It was one adventure after another, and still is.

• Temple Grandin Equine Center

• World’s Fair, 1982

• National Museum of Wildlife Art, Western Visions, 1998

• United States Art in Embassies Program, 2014

• Art Expo, New York, 2016

• Nuclear Abstractions, National Museum of Nuclear Science and History, 2018

• Swiss Art Expo, Zurich, 2021

• Go West Said a Small Voice, New Mexico Art Museum, 2021

• ArtBox Project Venevia 1.0, Venice, 2022