Retired architect. Freelance photographer. I create art through collaboration — not driven by business pressure or financial reliance. These days, I say yes to projects that spark my interest and inspire my creativity.

I create images that aren’t just seen — they’re felt. My goal is to capture those fleeting, meaningful moments that become treasured for a lifetime.

Sometimes there’s payment, sometimes not — and that’s okay. What matters most is the creativity and the freedom that retirement gives me: to make art because I want to, not because I need to.

Many of my projects follow a Time for Prints (TFP) approach — where we both invest our time and creativity to bring an idea to life. Because I’m retired, I have the freedom to choose the projects that truly inspire me.

While some are TFP passion projects I pursue simply for the joy of creativity, others are paid sessions that reflect the project’s scale — either way, both are rooted in collaborative artistic expression. 

All of my TFP collaborations receive the same care and attention to detail as my paid sessions — because for me, every image deserves excellence.

Every photo shoot results in thoughtfully finished, edited JPEG images — ready for social media and personal printing. I take pride in delivering polished photographs that reflect both our connection and artistic vision.

Whether it’s a portrait filled with personality, a car bathed in cinematic light, or a landscape alive with Arizona color, every photo is shaped by decades of creative experience and a passion for photographic storytelling.