My interest in photography began back in high school, continued in my undergrad years at Cornell when I took an elective course in film photography. Since then, I have traveled around the world (and my own backyard), all with my camera in hand. I have photographed lions on Safaris in Tanzania, the fjords of Alaska, Faroe Islands and New Zealand, full moons on top of my RV, action shots of my two Rhodesian Ridgebacks, nature landscapes from my travels, and countless photos of my wife and two daughters.

When I’m not on a photography adventure, you can find me on the tennis court, on my bike, wake-surfing, or on a long backcountry back-packing trip. I split my time between the Bay Area and Lake Tahoe. I have taken my love of photography to the next level and have begun teaching seminars on the finer techniques of wildlife and nature photography.