My unique visual approach resulted in my Formula 1 collection featured in dozens of magazines worldwide, limited-edition print gallery offerings, a published memoir and part of many private and corporate collections of the sport's most significant images.
Significantly, the clarity and emotion of these images and my new abstract works are tied together with my signature visual stamp; reducing the subject down to its most essential and emotional qualities.
I have returned to Fine Art photography because my soul needed to slow down and appreciate the journey.
I’ve found my new abstract work celebrates the idea that nothing is finished, perfect, or permanent. Instead, imperfections and wear are records of the natural pace of our lives and the wear and freedom that comes with it. The abstract expressionism I have discovered is the reward for my return to watching instead of anticipating.
My images reveal the intense emotional and creative bond existing between my eye, my camera and each subject’s hidden potential. I want my audience to get lost in my images’ deep color-soaked surfaces, intricate details, and complex textures accented by dramatic shadows and luminous light. I want viewers to feel they were beside me while I created images just for them.