My Photographs

In viewing these images, please be aware that different computer monitors will display the images differently. The images seen on your monitor cannot approach the resolution and subtlety of tone that the original print will show.

Furthermore, in printing it is almost impossible to duplicate images identically. There will always be subtle differences between "identical" prints. On occasion, if my aesthetic sensibility changes, I may print an image quite differently from the way I had originally printed it.

I am now doing some digital photography. If I use a digital camera then the entire process is digital from developing to printing. When I use my 4x5 camera, I will be able to scan the negatives or the finished silver gelatin prints and then print the final picture digitally. In either case the finished print will be equally archival.

Select portfolio / project below

	Landscapes	These can be grand vistas or close up views.
	Miniatures	These are often small elements in a grand landscape.
	Structures	I started photographing structures based on pilings but now include bridges, piers, and other allied constructions.
	Architecture	Most of these pictures are of corridors and passageways. I love the perspective in these images.
	Cemeteries	These have always fascinated me!
	People	I prefer taking casual pictures of people rather than formal portraits.
	Frost Abstractions	These are pictures of frost on my window during a very cold snap.
	The Britannia Heritage Shipyard	This is a wonderful working museum about shipbuilding.
	Cherry Point, Alberta	This is a retrospective covering the years from 1977 to 1991 when I visited this charming hamlet in Northern Alberta.
	Water's Edge	In this project, I have sought out images in which there is a juxtaposition of water and natural or man made objects.
	Windows	Looking in or looking out, I always find windows a wonderful subject.
	Photo of the Week	This portfolio replicates my weekly mailings of photographs I have taken that week

My Photographs

In viewing these images, please be aware that different computer monitors will display the images differently. The images seen on your monitor cannot approach the resolution and subtlety of tone that the original print will show.

Furthermore, in printing it is almost impossible to duplicate images identically. There will always be subtle differences between "identical" prints. On occasion, if my aesthetic sensibility changes, I may print an image quite differently from the way I had originally printed it.

Select portfolio / project below

These can be grand vistas or close up views.

These are often small elements in a grand landscape.

I started photographing structures based on pilings but now include bridges, piers, and other allied constructions.

Most of these pictures are of corridors and passageways. I love the perspective in these images.

These have always fascinated me!

I prefer taking casual pictures of people rather than formal portraits.

These are pictures of frost on my window during a very cold snap.

This is a wonderful working museum about shipbuilding.

This is a retrospective covering the years from 1977 to 1991 when I visited this charming hamlet in Northern Alberta.

In this project, I have sought out images in which there is a juxtaposition of water and natural or man made objects.

Looking in or looking out, I always find windows a wonderful subject.

This portfolio replicates my weekly mailings of photographs I have taken that week