I have photographed presidents.

I have photographed disasters.

I have photographed professional sports for 20 years.

I have photographed human strife, the infinite dimensions of the everyday human condition.

~I began as a photojournalist, shooting a spectrum of assignments with daily newspapers that include The Houston Chronicle, The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, USA Today, The San Antonio Light, San Antonio Express-News, and Associated Press, and periodicals: Newsweek, Texas Monthly and Forbes.

~As a commercial and editorial photographer for over two decades, I have made my living delivering images that speak of personality, style and character for large corporations, advertising agencies and magazines.

~Among the thousands of photographs I have produced, the strongest images—always—are portraits of people...presidents, athletes, musicians, entertainers, authors, CEOs. People in their environments, in their surroundings, on their locations.

~What is it about photography that makes my heart thump loudest? It's the one-on-one portrait session: photographer and subject. It's arranging the light on a face...the face of a child, an attorney, a high school graduate, a physician, a baby, a schoolteacher.

My experience over the past 20 years feeds my passion to create the true character portrait of you, your child, your family, your employee. I believe strongly in allowing the subjects of my portraits to be themselves.

Pictures immortalize the people, places and events in our lives. They preserve our family heritage and history.