Online Catalogue
Portfolios
The photographs are grouped by subject. Choose a portfolio to browse the images.
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Equine
47 photographs
Close-up figure studies that portray the sculptural and sensual qualities of the horse, the most challenging and, to me, most rewarding body of work I have made.
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Nautical
39 photographs
Tall ships and schooners under sail, and nautical details. The series includes both sepia-toned and color photographs.
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Maine Scenes & Landscapes
35 photographs
The beauty of nature was my inspiration for pursuing photography many years ago. A collection of photographs from the State of Maine and elsewhere.
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Sepia Series
21 photographs
A group of sepia-toned photographs, recent works from Paris, Provence and Tuscany.
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Paris
24 photographs
I have found no place on earth as interesting as the streets of Paris. An ongoing photographic portrait of this magnificent city.
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Architecture
59 photographs
The juxtaposition of line, form, texture and color has been a primary focus of my photography since 1983; favorites from Europe, Mexico and the United States.
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People
14 photographs
The human figure, whether an informal portrait or part of a mural, has been a recurring subject of interest in all the locations I have photographed.
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Europe
21 photographs
The beauty and antiquity found in European cultures has attracted photographers like a magnet. Impressions gathered from many trips over the years.
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Wingspread
16 photographs
A commission to photograph Wingspread, the well-known Frank Lloyd Wright design in Racine, Wisconsin.
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Bike Parts + Body Parts
75 photographs
Close-up photographs taken during Harley-Davidson’s 100th-anniversary celebration in Milwaukee, summer 2003.
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Old Cars
9 photographs
No object has received the intensive design focus of the automobile. Here I explore the effects of weather and aging on once highly finished surfaces.
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Guggenheim Bilbao
6 photographs
In 1997 I visited the new Guggenheim museum in Bilbao, Spain: Frank Gehry’s design, one of the most significant buildings of the 20th century.