I have had the good fortune to visit some of the earth’s most beautiful and fragile environments. My goal is to capture truthfully the nature of the place, as well as to share my own feelings as I saw the scene. In the case of wildlife, I’m the visitor; the wildlife are the regular inhabitants and I treat them and their homes with honesty and respect. Some of them can bite back!

Portraiture is more than the representation of the face. It reveals the personality, the experience, the situation, or the spirit of the subject. Black and white portraiture, in particular, removes the distraction of color and focuses on what matters most in the portrait. Almost all of these are "environmental portraits," taken where the person lives or works or plays. Today, I only make these portraits on location, using available light as much as possible.

These photos capture what it's like to visit a particular place or to observe a particular society. Locations range from Iceland to New Zealand, with stops in France, Italy, Spain, and the United States.

Here you'll see buildings, architectural detail, and infrastructure. Key features are repeating forms, perspective, and detail. These spaces evoke a wide range of feelings and also raise questions. Sometimes the question is "how did they DO that?" and sometimes it is "why did they do that?"