Honored that from all the amazing local artists, Cleveland Clinic selected my works for the Women's Center at their Weston location, 1825 N Corporate Lakes Blvd, Weston, FL 33326. Twenty-two pieces, measuring 24 x 36 inches, each were selected from the Sacred Trees, Landscapes and Winged Life collections. 

My fine art photography was selected because it invites the viewer to be transported to the extraordinary beauty, peace and healing of nature. As you probably already know, I'm passsionate about nature photography. For me the importance of nature is far more than a scientific necessity for creating air, clean water and producing food. It is a sacred necessity for healing and bringing peace to the human soul. 

Top Image: Selected images installed in the two waiting rooms.
Bottom Image: Images installed in the four examination rooms.

Excited to share that several of my images in the growing National Parks Collection will be featured in the "America the Beautiful" solo exhibit at the Cleveland Clinic in Coral Springs. This is my first time exhbiting here. Honored to be invited and that my art brings the sense of peace and healing to so many. 5701 North University Drive, Coral Springs, Florida 33067

Nature and Wildlife Photography for every level... Excited to be offering private classes and very small group photography (maximum 5) workshops. New group workshops start each month and run 4 weeks with critiques sessions and additional lessons in between field classes via Zoom. 

Private Lessons - $70 an hour
Small Group 4 Week Workshop - $300 (4-2.5 hrs weekly in the field + 5 Zoom critique classes)

Contact me with your questions and let's grow your love and skills as a photog!
Or, email direct, [email protected].

"Louie" won Honorable Mention in the Broward Art Guild's "Animals Animals Animals" exhibit. Opening reception is this Saturday, Feb 5, 4:30 - 8:30 pm. Show runs through Feb 18.

3280 NE 32nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 * 954-537-3370

Let me know if you'd like a private showing or more info, [email protected].

Story behind the photo...... They say the camera reflects both ways... the subject being photographed and the attitude and emotions of the photographer. I could only see beauty the day I was privileged to meet Louie at the Center for Great Apes, the only accredited orangutan sanctuary in North America, as well as feel love for the work to rescue other orangutans and apes from abuse and extinction.

I was privileged to have a private tour of the Center along with two other photogs. As we entered the grounds several of the orangutans started throwing mud at me. All I could image was it was a greeting of some kind. Perhaps they were confused by our matching hair color. As we approached Louie's enclosure he started to run towards me. I had my lens right up against the enclosure. Then he seemed to "see" me. He paused. We connected. I clicked the shutter. An experience I will never forget and am forever grateful for.