Bio
I’ve always had a love for art and photography. Pictures of amazing landscapes, people, machines, and far off places captured my imagination and wonder. Art of nature should drive your imagination to go, see, and experience that spark! Learning photography and exploring South Carolina helped me hone my skills and style. I lived in Pennsylvania for a few years and tried to capture as much of the beauty and rich history of that area as I could before moving back to South Carolina. I’ve always loved flight and the airplanes. I try to capture the beauty, history, and spirit of older aircraft, especially older “warbirds.” I try to capture the essence of flying, that joy and freedom found only in flight. My main camera is a modern camera, but I do photograph with antique film cameras. I have cameras from every decade dating back to 1908 – and I still use them all! I try to keep editing at a minimum – if possible. My goal is to capture as naturally as possible the spark, imagination, and wonder from the actual scene. I love hearing people tell me they’ve been inspired to explore because of my pictures. People often tell me they’ve picked up their old camera and started taking pictures again, or have gotten a camera (and put their phone down!) and started taking pictures because of my work! My work has been featured in Greenville SC, Gettysburg, and SC’s media and advertising. I’ve had several pictures win awards at juried art galleries and have been in a few local upstate galleries. I’m currently a member of the Professional Photographers of America, Greenville Metropolitan Art Center, Anderson Artist Guild, and Belton Center for Arts.
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