Architecture from Around the World Or as much of it as we have seen so far. Architecture has always been my first love when it comes to photography. A stroke of incredibly good fortune resulted in us living right across the street from Frank Lloyd Wright’s last project, the Marin County Civic Center, in my…
Architecture is really my first love. When it comes to photography, at least. I grew up on construction sites. I studied drafting in high school and designed recording studios for 20 years. So lines and light are primary influences in my work. I love skylines and cityscapes. Lucky for me, I live in Dallas Texas,…
John Cipollina was a good friend of mine. He was an amazing guitarist and an overall nice guy. He died May 29, 1989. I spoke with him for the last time 3 days before that. I will always miss him. John Cipollina played in Quicksilver Messenger Service, Raven, The Dinosaurs, Freelight, Copperhead, Terry and the…
For several years I shot for the Star family of newspapers. During this time I developed a love of shooting high school sports. Capturing those moments of perfect action is a real challenge. It is both an art and a science. These are my favorites that I have shot since the 1970s.
One of my favorite genres is Candid Photography. Capturing those elusive Time / Life moments. A slice of time, frozen in place forever. Immortality in a single photo. This gallery is all of that, and maybe a little more. Enjoy.
One door closes, another opens… I am always drawn to doors and windows. I have been collecting images of both for decades. And so, after our most recent trip to Italy in May 2024, I decided to curate my library of images to isolate doors and gates. I just finished adding quite a few images…
I have always been drawn to passageways. Narrow streets, tunnels and stairs. This is my collection to date of the passageways I have collected around the world. So, settle in and enjoy the results of our travels. September 2, 2024: Updated gallery with more images September 5, 2024: Added 70 new images to the gallery…
Route 66 – The Mother Road We have driven various sections of this historic highway a total of four times. The first trip in 1998 took us from Sedona to Meteor City Arizona. Then to Winslow (It’s in a song], so we have to go there) Then to Holbrook Arizona to see / capture the…
I met Sly Stone in 1975 When I was a studio engineer for Motown Records. He offered me a job in Marin County, which was what I wanted. These are photos from a Sly Stone recording studio session in San Francisco at CBS studios. There are also a few photos of his home in Novato…
I am not a purist. I will do whatever is necessary to make a photo into a work of art. In portraiture, this may involve eliminating or reducing blemishes. It may involve reversing 20 years of aging and removing 40 pounds. Sometimes it goes even further. Here are some examples.
