For more than 35 years, I’ve worked as an architectural designer, shaping spaces that respond to light, form, and the rhythms of life. My career has always been grounded in observation—seeing how light defines structure, how nature shapes experience, and how people move through environments.

Photography is a natural extension of that way of seeing. With a camera, I can pause and hold those fleeting moments: the way light cuts across a building’s edge, how movement in sport becomes sculpture, or how the quiet of nature tells its own story.

As a dyslexic thinker, images have always spoken louder than words. My camera is simply a way of sharing how I see: light revealing, nature, movement, and the quiet details of everyday life.

This is my collection of observations: life + nature + sport—all illuminated by the simple fact that light reveals life.