THROUGH
PHOTOGRAPHY
MY HEART SINGS
WHAT I FEEL

A young photographer for Life magazine around 1973.

Welcome to my work, spanning almost six decades. Photography is my love affair with life, seasoned with years. My process is direct, yet nuanced.
THE ICONIC IMAGE THAT DEFINED AN ERA

Bobbi and Nick Ercoline in the original iconic 1969 photo that became the Woodstock cover that defined the era.

“I walk up and I know the curvature of the hill has to work with the curvature of the heads. And there's the flag, it's going to have to be there, and just enough of the people.”

Burk Uzzle, in The New York Times

READ THE STORY
STEP ONE
I EXPLORE
Open-eyed, curious, fascinated by the world around me

Danbury State Fair from Portraits: Place

STEP TWO
I DISCOVER
Something new, something real, something that stirs my soul

KKK Rally from Portraits: People

STEP THREE
I FEEL
Emotions emanate from each photograph I capture.

Coretta, Family, and Leaders from Martin Luther King Jr

STEP FOUR
I REFINE
Light + graphics + Photoshop help clarify my feelings.

Santa Barbara Paint Shop from All American

KEEP
EXPLORING