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About
As a child my parents packed my sister and I up and we camped our way across the country. On each camping trip, I admired my dad always taking photographs and was inspired by his passion and artistry. My first camera was a polaroid and I went nuts taking pictures of our pets from any and every angle. As a teenager I got my first film camera and started taking photos along side my dad who was quite interested in landscapes and people. In graduate school at UW-Madison, I started taking photography classes from Gene Staver who polished my eye for composition, got me thinking about selling my photography and started mw on a quest to improve my camera equipment. I bought my first point and shoot digital camera in 1999 and began my quest to find and artistic style by experimenting. As you look at each of my photographs, imagine you are there, in the moment, basking in warmth of the light, immersed in the breadth of the scene, with the wind on your face.
