The best part of being a photographer is preserving special moments in one's life.

I am a simple man and I have a simple plan: I carry a camera with me everywhere and intend to live long enough to capture all the wonders of the world and learn the sum of all knowledge. So far, so good. 

My first word as a baby was "f-stop" and I built a pinhole camera almost before I could walk. My earliest extant photo is a shot I took of my mother on my eighth birthday. Seven decades and several intervening hobbies later, I am now enjoying it more than ever.

Other interests include astronomy (I build my own telescopes, including the optics), offshore sailing, dancing, biking, downhill skiing. I am lucky to share my life with a fabulous wife who tolerates my passion and loves to dance.

I took an early retirement package from IBM in 1993, did some consulting for a few years, and ran a tech startup for a few more. I retired completely (and irrevocably) in January of 2000. I haven't had a free minute since.
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