- Built On A Foundation Of Imagination
- A gray cat slinks past a wooden house. There’s something a little intimidating attempting to describe.
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Building On A Foundation Of Imagination
The Photographer Is The Invisible Part Of An Image
Artist’s Statement
For the years between 1995 and 2000 I was editor and publisher of the poetry magazine, Beauty for Ashes Poetry Review. That experience helped to hone my ability to see my own photographic work with a critical eye.
In 2016 the photograph Sunset Winds#1 was selected for the Considering Creation exhibition at the White Stone Gallery in Philadelphia.
I completed a six-week trip in 2011, traveling across the USA visiting many of the National Parks in the west. My travels took me away from my Central Pennsylvania home to the Petrified Forest/Painted Desert; the first and most Southern national park on the itinerary. I also visited the redwood forests along the California coast. Then northward to the Canadian Border in Glacier National Park, Montana. There were many zigzags and stops between as well. Including camping 196 feet below sea level in Death Valley, crossing over the Continental Divide four times, hiking to eight thousand feet in Glacier National Park after backpacking in with camping gear and an additional 25 pounds of photographic gear, and camping on top of five feet of snow in grizzly bear territory.
I am passionate about the people I meet and the photographs I capture.