Art and Technology

The digital age has created dramatic changes in the world of photography. One, cell phones have made everyone a photographer and darn good ones at that. But the new technology also allows you to do things after an image is taken that you couldn’t even dream of when I first started.

While some of my fellow photographers staunchly advocate for the authenticity of untouched photos, it’s worth remembering that the traditional darkroom itself was a post-production vehicle where many images underwent subtle “tweaks.”

I believe in embracing what’s new—digital tools don’t dilute the art; they amplify it, letting me craft images that hit harder, that pull you in deeper, that pulse with life.

My work lives in two worlds: “fine art photographs” and “digital artworks.” The photographs are my raw captures, lightly polished to let their soul shine through. Most carry my digital signature, but I’m always happy to hand-sign a print if you ask—it’s a little piece of my heart in your hands. The digital artworks? They’re born from my photos but shaped by my imagination, boundless and bold, each one a story I couldn’t tell any other way. They, too, carry my digital mark.

Beyond the frame, you’ll find my images on things like t-shirts, coffee mugs, towels—everyday objects turned into something special. I pour everything I am into this work, and I hope you’ll wander through this collection and find something that speaks to you, something that feels like it was made just for you. Dive in. Let’s see what moves you.