Since retiring from the Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office in 2001, I have volunteered at several non-profit agencies, mediated special education and divorce disputes, traveled and lived abroad, enjoyed my children and their families, and, most of all, spent more time with my wife of over 60 years. I have a passion for viewing art and the stories that such creative works can tell. I want to create art to communicate ideas, feelings, and different perceptions of our surroundings. I want to tell stories that excite others. I use photography and video as my media.

I began studying photography at Washtenaw Community College in 2016 under the guidance of outstanding photography educators like Terry Abrams, Don Werthman, and others. I received my associate degree in photography in May of 2023. Since then, I have continued my studies in the video production program at WCC.

I use both old and new photographic technology to tell my stories. Some works are photo essays. I use a series of images, sometimes accompanied by text, meant to share my feelings, experiences, or opinions. Some works are traditional. Other works include multi-pinhole photographs that change one’s perception of the world.  My videos have been documentaries, often personal.