Although serving a life sentence as a Creative Director in the entertainment/publishing industry, I'm actually a subversive, leftist, mail-order reverend raised in the woods and descended from ex-soldiers, bikers, blue-collared entrepreneurs and casual criminals.

Amazingly, that is actually true.

I came relatively late to photography, having studied traditional illustration in school and worked most of my life in more of an art directorial or management capacity.  I'd like to think that means that I'm approaching my photographs with a fresh perspective that isn't merely an extension of previous work I've done.   Maybe not.

Honestly, I don't really like to talk about my art. It makes me uneasy and I feel pretentious. It took me a long time to get Didi the information for this article.  I don't spend a lot of time considering it as art and instead try and let the images resolve themselves.  If it's good then it'll come out.  Perhaps even that's a bit too Zen a description. 

What it boils down to is that I don't know if what I'm doing is truly unique, truly interesting or truly a bunch of crap.  I'll probably never know.  That's probably not for me to decide anyhow.  Some things are just meant for others to figure out.