"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up." Pablo Picasso
Raised by the ocean, I’ve always been drawn to the interplay between nature, creativity, and the unexpected. My photographic journey began nearly six decades ago with a pinhole camera in fifth grade—an experience that sparked a lifelong passion for seeing the world through a lens.
Living with dyslexia, I found in photography a way to express what words often could not. Over the years, my work has grown out of curiosity, experimentation, and a love for the quiet details that define memory and place.I’m a self-taught, experimental photographer who believes art comes alive when ink meets paper.
My process embraces imperfection and chance, honoring the unpredictable moments that can’t be staged. Whether I’m at the edge of the ocean or far from home, I rarely travel without a camera to capture the textures of light, landscape, and time.In my studio, I print and hand-process both limited and open edition works, as well as mixed-media collages that reflect decades of observation.
I hope my photographs encourage viewers to slow down, notice what is often overlooked, and rediscover the beauty of images you can live with—art that brings reflection, gratitude, and inspiration into everyday spaces.
The name Drift Studio reflects the way I approach both art and life: following curiosity, trusting the process, and staying open to discovery.
Living with dyslexia, I found in photography a way to express what words often could not. Over the years, my work has grown out of curiosity, experimentation, and a love for the quiet details that define memory and place.I’m a self-taught, experimental photographer who believes art comes alive when ink meets paper.
My process embraces imperfection and chance, honoring the unpredictable moments that can’t be staged. Whether I’m at the edge of the ocean or far from home, I rarely travel without a camera to capture the textures of light, landscape, and time.In my studio, I print and hand-process both limited and open edition works, as well as mixed-media collages that reflect decades of observation.
I hope my photographs encourage viewers to slow down, notice what is often overlooked, and rediscover the beauty of images you can live with—art that brings reflection, gratitude, and inspiration into everyday spaces.
The name Drift Studio reflects the way I approach both art and life: following curiosity, trusting the process, and staying open to discovery.