Latest news:

The Royal Photographic Society recently awarded me a Fellowship Distinction for my book, Perpetual Motion. This is the highest distinction in the RPS.

Watch an interview I had with Grant Swinbourne about my photography on Landscape Photography World
Listen  to the podcast Biblioscapes In Discussion with Madeleine Lenagh, where Euan Ross and I discuss my book.
Read an interview with me on my photography and book in the landscape photography magazine On Landscape.
Watch a discussion I had with Matt Payne about my photography and my book on F-stop Collobarate and Listen.
Read a review of Perpetual Motion (in Dutch) in the photography magazine Natuurfotografie.
Read an article on my book in the photography magazine Luminous Landscape.

I grew up in the 50’s on the north-eastern coast of the United States. I was given my first camera when I was 18, following in my mother’s and grandfather’s footsteps. But life got in the way, as it sometimes does, so it wasn’t until after my retirement in The Netherlands that I started taking my photography seriously.

When I published my autobiography in 2015, I had no idea that, not even a year later, my life would be totally inundated by the desire to be a photographer… an expressive photographer. My love of photography had always been there. But suddenly the barriers broke, and the creative life I’d always denied myself came surging in. Recently I’ve started making more and more images that express my moods and emotional responses to the landscape. Photographing what lies beyond the simple truth of what I see.

My work has been published in international magazines for nature and landscape photography and shown in museums and galleries both in Europe and the US.

As a photographer I’m committed to treat nature with respect. I’m therefore an ambassador for Nature First, an alliance for responsible nature photography.