I am a lover of the darkroom. The water running, the lights down low and the constant repetitive movements from enlarger to chemical to water to chemical. How it feels when I am in the woods or with my subject and the camera, and the fearless open release I get when I am photographing is something I am so grateful for. My relationship with my camera is a silent trust and comfort. I wait, listen, patiently, quietly, and I never photograph anything without permission from the subject, including the trees. I grew up connecting to my native american roots so respecting the land I am on and what I am photographing in the woods is very important to me. My eyes are always photographing,
seeking, watching. I feel I get the best photograph when I let go and create a relationship with the subject that is respectful and equal. I take the fact that I can photograph these subects as a gift as apposed to something that is just available to me.   I am currently a Northern Vermonter and loving ever minute of it. If you are interested in a piece please email me and tell me which piece you are talking about. Some of the images have beensold or donated. Any comments or thoughts are much appriciated so feel free to email me with your feedback.   Again, thank you for taking the time to visit my site and I wish you well.