Reliquary head of St. Yriex

A few words about how I work.

I see myself as an artist rather than a photographer. Taking the picture is just the first step. From there, it's sometimes a long path to the final image. Some images go through many steps (stages) until the final version is reached. Sometimes, a series of variations will be produced along the way. (See "Pinhead on my mind" in the Techno-Impressionist Museum for an example of this.) This is the way that Picasso worked, always open to new possibilities, variations, and methods.

The image above started as a black and white photograph. It was then reduced to a cubist form, and colors were filled in. Each section of flat color has a thin outline to help accent its shape.

Print Size: 17 x 27 inches Print Price:  $210

The Hobbitt meets Escher

Up we go, on a staircase at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City.

Eight Hobbitts, working together, to make something that looks like the interior of a spaceship.

Print Size: 17 x 42 inches Print Price:  $320

Good Bye New York

This is one of the last images that I took before we moved to Virginia. It is a beautiful place but we had to drive for two hours to reach it. Now I just go out the front or back door and I am surrounded by magnificent views.

Print Size: 43 x 17 inches Print Price:  $330