this is extreme. it's so new i haven't decided if i lke it!

it's about color and form like a watercolor but i have more contol with the camera

here I am looking inside the poppy, but the petals are so blured because they are closer to the camera that they've become translucent

the "S" line is timeless

i went deep into the bush to find this magical spot

closer to the outside of the bush the light is softer

aken a few weeks back before the new lens

taken the same morning when i remembered the reason for a short debth of field. the agung petals reminds us time is catching up with us.

but i can't get enough of rocks! my interpretation of yellowstone on a rainy dawn

these images were part of the footbook. the images are mono prints with acrylic medium. distress in the process.

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the footbook sold at the holiday fair on telegraph avenue.

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inspired by my teens to make something fun a teenage bought it!

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the adults' feet reveal a different atitude at Santa Cruz Boardwal

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the grown ups were winding down when the kids were riving up.

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the book had mostly teenagers feet as the boardwalk came alive at sunset.

this cover is another monoprint

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the images are printed on archival quality paper with archival inks as are all my art prints. This paper is so rich it's a pleasure to touch.

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the images in this book are also available as framed art.

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the music book did not sell as it was priced to hi for the street fair.

this book has a mono print of a sand abstract on the cover. it has 2 knobs to open it in either direction because it is an accordian book.

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images like this meditave sand abstract we printed dirctly on archival paper and then mounted in the book.

like the music book, the images are available framed as wall art also

two images from my nature colletion. more typical of my work until recently when I've begun to try new things.

for me rocks represent eternity and sand the infinite malibility of material things. they are contrasted with the effemeral plants. Especially flowers which unwind and then wilt before our eyes.