I was always the “family photographer,” shooting the candids at family events and the landscapes and landmarks on our travels. However, I never took the big step to fancy dslr's and lenses. Early in my retirement, my wife gifted me a class in iPhone photography at the Studios of Key West. Shirley Drevich introduced me to a whole new world of taking and editing photos with this amazing device I always have in my pocket. Later, I enrolled in the online iPhone Photography School where I learned valuable skills and discovered an international community expanding the boundaries of what can be done on a phone.

My work has been accepted into juried shows including the prestigious Camera USA competition run by the Naples (FL) Art Association. My photos “Save the Last Dance, #2,” “Streetcar,” and “Hat,” received Honorable Mentions in the Mobile Photography Awards international competition, the oldest competition for mobile photography.

Over the years I have found that I most enjoy working on the street, looking for beauty in the mundane while attempting to capture those moments where people reveal a little something of themselves to the world.